#548 Postby aspen » Tue Jul 14, 2020 4:19 pm
MarioProtVI wrote:With the demise of 06E and how horrible conditions the EPac is currently on pace to have its least active season since 2010, especially with the chart YE posted above. I do not see the EPac getting above 50 ACE if things continue the way they are now, which seems likely. Wouldn’t be surprised if this season may mark a transition or switch to -PDO as a very faint signature can be seen in SSTAs. My expected numbers are 10-4-0 with a C2 peak as the strongest at this point (basically 2010 with 2003/2013 quality)
This suggests my worst fear will come to fruition: the Atlantic will call out “Marco”, but the EPac will never respond with “Polo”.
All jokes aside, this is shaping up to be a pathetic season, especially compared to the last time this name list was used.
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