What will be the big ones for 2013
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Re: What will be the big ones for 2013
another believer in "I"...no thoughts on the season save that the persistent near East coast longwave trough axis will be displaced westward to roughly the Ohio Valley...opening the door, at least a crack, for Florida and the East coast. For entertainment value only, I will include the Old Farmers Almanac long-term hurricane forecast for 2013 for Florida: June 1-5 Hurricane threat, June 11-15 Hurrricane threat, August 5-7 Hurricane threat, October 10-15 Hurricane threat...Remember entertainment value only!
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Re: What will be the big ones for 2013
have to go with GABRIELLE just because it sounds menacing....then there is KAREN.... 

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Re: What will be the big ones for 2013
Erin, Lorenzo, Rebekah And Sebastien all sound very menacing.
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Re: What will be the big ones for 2013
I guess the active phase of the atlantic will end soon and the pacific will again gain the center stage as it will enter its own active phase( yes.. for the past decade the wpac is below average. IMO , that inactivity started after the El NINO in late 90's.... i also think the 2 basins are sort of opposite
for the Atlantic, I think it will be GABRielle

for the Atlantic, I think it will be GABRielle
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Re: What will be the big ones for 2013
BIG ONES:
N. Atlantic = Gabrielle, Ingrid, Olga
E. Pacific = Ivo
W. Pacific = Yagi, Utor, Sepat, Danas
Strongest: SEPAT - 215 km/h (10-min), 890 hPa
-not real
N. Atlantic = Gabrielle, Ingrid, Olga
E. Pacific = Ivo
W. Pacific = Yagi, Utor, Sepat, Danas
Strongest: SEPAT - 215 km/h (10-min), 890 hPa
-not real
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Re: What will be the big ones for 2013
mrbagyo wrote:I guess the active phase of the atlantic will end soon and the pacific will again gain the center stage as it will enter its own active phase( yes.. for the past decade the wpac is below average. IMO , that inactivity started after the El NINO in late 90's.... i also think the 2 basins are sort of opposite![]()
for the Atlantic, I think it will be GABRielle
we are already in center stage, just add in this active phrase and it's something out of this world..could we see the return of what a true wpac season can produce like the early 90
s and during the recon era???

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Re: What will be the big ones for 2013
If any of the names get retired, which names do you think should be replacements?
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Re: What will be the big ones for 2013
Let's see how the ACE will be in the 2013 North Atlantic season.


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Jinkers wrote:I think Ingrid will be the big one, 'I' storms have been a pain in the last few years...lol
Hey Laura! I thought the same thing!! Something about that name just conjures up some old Olympic Woman's Swimming championship memories. I remember some time back when there were all these "doping" allegations regarding some of the Soviet Bloc/E. German woman athletes; Anyway....., I seem to remember this one woman named Ingrid who just looked and sounded a lot more like a guy and built like Rambo (steroids?). Yep, THAT name kinda scares me, LOL.
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Re: What will be the big ones for 2013
smithandrewskij978 wrote:If any of the names get retired, which names do you think should be replacements?
ooh! Lemme give some suggestions.
Andrea: Angela, Ariel, Ashley, Abby, Amy
Barry: Brandon, Brad, Brock, Bart, Burnell (me tagging in American Idol, lol)
Chantal: Carly, Carrie, Chelsea, Candice, Corrie
Dorian: Derek, Damien, Devin, Dalton, Darnell
Erin: Ellie, Elvira, Emma, Ethel, Elaine
Fernand: Ford, Forrest
Gabrielle: Gwen, Gretchen, Giselle, Geena/Gina, Gladys
Humberto: Harry, Hunter, Heath, Horace, Holden
Ingrid: Ivy, Imogene
Jerry: Jake, Josh, Jackson, Joel, Jonah
Karen: Kelly, Kitty, Kiki, Kiley/Kylie, Kyra
Lorenzo: Landon, Lucas
Melissa: Mandy, Miley, Mila, Milana, Muna, Mariah, Monica
Nestor: Niall
Olga: Onika
Pablo: Preston, Phil
Rebekah: Reese, Riley, Rhonda, Ramona, Rainelle
Sebastien: Shane, Steven, Scott, Skyelar
Tanya: Tess, Tiffany, Tori, Tila, Teri
Van: Vernon
Wendy: Wynona
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I really don't have "predictions" for strongest storms. As usual, I just have the hope that IF there are storms destructive enough to get their names retired, that those be from among the names which have been on the list since it began in 1983. And I especially would like to see the B and E names (this year Barry and Erin) retired since there have been so few of them ever retired, and there are so many good possible replacements for those letters.
The full list of the names that have been on this list since 1983 is:
Barry, Chantal, Erin, Gabrielle, Jerry, Karen, Pablo, Sebastien, Tanya, Van, Wendy
As for "I" -- 2007, the first time we had an Ingrid, was also the last year where the "I" storm was actually a complete "dud" in the sense of being a tropical storm which never had a landfall. I'm hoping for a repeat of that this season.
The full list of the names that have been on this list since 1983 is:
Barry, Chantal, Erin, Gabrielle, Jerry, Karen, Pablo, Sebastien, Tanya, Van, Wendy
As for "I" -- 2007, the first time we had an Ingrid, was also the last year where the "I" storm was actually a complete "dud" in the sense of being a tropical storm which never had a landfall. I'm hoping for a repeat of that this season.
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Cleveland Kent Evans wrote:I really don't have "predictions" for strongest storms. As usual, I just have the hope that IF there are storms destructive enough to get their names retired, that those be from among the names which have been on the list since it began in 1983. And I especially would like to see the B and E names (this year Barry and Erin) retired since there have been so few of them ever retired, and there are so many good possible replacements for those letters.
The full list of the names that have been on this list since 1983 is:
Barry, Chantal, Erin, Gabrielle, Jerry, Karen, Pablo, Sebastien, Tanya, Van, Wendy
As for "I" -- 2007, the first time we had an Ingrid, was also the last year where the "I" storm was actually a complete "dud" in the sense of being a tropical storm which never had a landfall. I'm hoping for a repeat of that this season.
I don't want Erin to be retired before Emily!
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