How many named storms will form in October?
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How many named storms will form in October?
How many named storms? Hurricanes? Majors?
Anything affecting the CONUS?
Anything affecting the CONUS?
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Re: How many named storms will form in October?
3, two of which become hurricanes. One hurricane in the WCAR/GOM, another one in the subtropics. The hurricane that forms in the Caribbean/GOM threatens the US.
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Re: How many named storms will form in October?
I am going with 5 total named storms in October, with 2 of them being major hurricanes. Two storms could impact the CONUS.
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Re: How many named storms will form in October?
5 name storms
4 Hurricanes (Three from the Caribbean, two of which will be Majors which hit CONUS, other hits GA's heading NE)
4 Hurricanes (Three from the Caribbean, two of which will be Majors which hit CONUS, other hits GA's heading NE)
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Re: How many named storms will form in October?
Think i'll go with 3-4 named storms, with one of them reaching major status. Of these, 1-2 U.S. T.S. or minimal hurricane landfalls - both of thrm being "sloppy hot messes".
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Re: How many named storms will form in October?
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Landfalls in Florida from a major and one hurricane in eastern Cuba and the Bahamas
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Landfalls in Florida from a major and one hurricane in eastern Cuba and the Bahamas
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Re: How many named storms will form in October?
3 named storms, 2 hurricanes, 1 major. Just like the previous two years.
I'm thinking 2019 is likely to end with Olga, but maybe November or even December delivers surprise Pablo.
I'm thinking 2019 is likely to end with Olga, but maybe November or even December delivers surprise Pablo.
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Re: How many named storms will form in October?
2-3 named storms
1-2 hurricanes
0-1 majors
Watch northern gulf coast
1-2 hurricanes
0-1 majors
Watch northern gulf coast
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Re: How many named storms will form in October?
3 systems total. 2 storms like Karen and 1 that will probably reach cat 1 or maybe weak 2 strength. Of those one of the weak, sloppy storms will get pulled northeast from Caribbean and affect somewhere along ne gulf or west coast of Florida.
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Re: How many named storms will form in October?
2-4 is my guess. With at least one hurricane, maybe a major and definitely some W. Caribbean CAG mischief at some point in the month.
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Re: How many named storms will form in October?
I'm thinking there are going to be 4 storms, 2 of which will be hurricanes and 1 of which will be a major. If we don't get another storm in September, I think there'll be 5 in October, 3 will be hurricanes, and possibly 2 will be majors.
Complete speculation- I don't expect much from Melissa, Olga, or Sebastien, but Nestor and Pablo give me bad vibes. This is really bullish but I think we're going to have an extremely powerful, Wilma-level Category 5 in the western Caribbean early-mid October- it's just a weird hunch I have but can't shake.
Complete speculation- I don't expect much from Melissa, Olga, or Sebastien, but Nestor and Pablo give me bad vibes. This is really bullish but I think we're going to have an extremely powerful, Wilma-level Category 5 in the western Caribbean early-mid October- it's just a weird hunch I have but can't shake.
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Re: How many named storms will form in October?
Late entry, but:
3 storms - all becoming hurricanes, 1 major. That major hurricane I think will be a category 5 in the western Caribbean, eastern Gulf and western Atlantic, while one of the other hurricanes will be also in the western Caribbean/Central America and the other in the subtropical central Atlantic.
3 storms - all becoming hurricanes, 1 major. That major hurricane I think will be a category 5 in the western Caribbean, eastern Gulf and western Atlantic, while one of the other hurricanes will be also in the western Caribbean/Central America and the other in the subtropical central Atlantic.
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Re: How many named storms will form in October?
wxman57 wrote:I vote zero.
Now that's bold, but not surprising from you. You should get at least a short break for the next 5-10 days.

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Re: How many named storms will form in October?
1 , and that lone storm will likely be a hurricane , forming in the Caribbean , affecting the island countries of Hispaniola
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Re: How many named storms will form in October?
IMO....no more than 1, although could be none.
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Re: How many named storms will form in October?
I’d guess 3. A Caribbean storm, a subtropical TS, and a depression off the east coast of Florida that starts arguments on if it should have been classified or not
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