
I intended to post this a few days back. Tuesday's graphic is gonna be really interesting.
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CrazyC83 wrote:If we get to O or P before the end of August, the Greek Alphabet better be ready. Even in the 2005 Atlantic season, we were only at L at that point.
Also it seems this year there is more interest than ever in the EPAC...I guess because a slow Atlantic season was expected by almost everyone, and the EPAC and CPAC have gone bonkers so far...
TheStormExpert wrote:CrazyC83 wrote:If we get to O or P before the end of August, the Greek Alphabet better be ready. Even in the 2005 Atlantic season, we were only at L at that point.
Also it seems this year there is more interest than ever in the EPAC...I guess because a slow Atlantic season was expected by almost everyone, and the EPAC and CPAC have gone bonkers so far...
There also is an additional three names on the Eastern Pacific list compared to the Atlantic each year. Also in the 2005 Atlantic season at this point we were only thorough I (Irene).
Kingarabian wrote:My sister lives in Calexico. Right at the border between California and Mexico. This could be bad for her. But they are in a drought so this maybe good. Who knows.
gatorcane wrote:it certainly seems that we are in El Nino conditions with all the storms going off in the EPAC and the Atlantic as dead as a doornail.
Yellow Evan wrote:Kingarabian wrote:My sister lives in Calexico. Right at the border between California and Mexico. This could be bad for her. But they are in a drought so this maybe good. Who knows.
I think this possible storm will have both positive and negative effect on the state. In any case, it is still 10 days out.
I live outside of Las Vegas, so I'm far away from the core of this possible system.
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somethingfunny wrote:Yellow Evan wrote:Kingarabian wrote:My sister lives in Calexico. Right at the border between California and Mexico. This could be bad for her. But they are in a drought so this maybe good. Who knows.
I think this possible storm will have both positive and negative effect on the state. In any case, it is still 10 days out.
I live outside of Las Vegas, so I'm far away from the core of this possible system.
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The core of a tropical cyclone will almost certainly never be an issue in the Southwest United States in terms of an intense eyewall. It's flooding rains that you need to watch out for and there's little correlation between the location of a decaying cyclone's center and the location of the heaviest rainfall.