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somethingfunny wrote:Definitely have to save that image for when our first Cape Verde storm appears.
Bailey1777 wrote:Here's my question not only with JB but Dr. Gray and others. What is the sense in making their early season forecast why not wait until the last minute before the season starts when you will have so much more and up to date info on how things are playing out?
cycloneye wrote:His three reasons for a low numbers forecast are El Nino,Below average ssts and African Dust.He also says,the U.S. may have a landfall of a major cane.Read his updated forecast at link below.
http://www.accuweather.com/news-weather ... ?#extremes
Tampa Bay Hurricane wrote:What are the chances of a 1997 like El Nino this year?
Derek Ortt wrote:cycloneye wrote:His three reasons for a low numbers forecast are El Nino,Below average ssts and African Dust.He also says,the U.S. may have a landfall of a major cane.Read his updated forecast at link below.
http://www.accuweather.com/news-weather ... ?#extremes
PLEASE!
apparently Joey forgets that 2004 also had a weak el nino. 2006 and 2002 also had CV storms. I strongly encourage people to use that accuwx forecast for entertainment purposes only!
Ed Mahmoud wrote:I think AccuWx has a graphics department which put that out. JB is in Houston for some conference this week, maybe he didn't see it.
As likely as not, at least one storm crosses the Caribbean this year, I suppose, but I doubt any islanders will completely ignore the weather this upcoming season based on one AccuWx graphic.
I'd hope not.
JB could be right, he has 1983 as an analog year
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