When will we get our next Category 5 in the Atlantic?
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Tekken_Guy
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When will we get our next Category 5 in the Atlantic?
When will we get our next category 5 Atlantic hurricane?
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Re: When will we get our next Category 5 in the Atlantic?
To be fair, I think it'll be later this year. Like next month in the WCAR. I have a feeling this question will soon have an answer 
Edit: Ian apparently got upgraded to Cat 5 status!
Edit: Ian apparently got upgraded to Cat 5 status!
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Re: When will we get our next Category 5 in the Atlantic?
September 3rd, 2025… hurricane Fernand breaks the drought. Don’t worry, there’ll be a couple of systems tagged at 155 mph to keep everyone speculating in between, though…
(That being said, it wouldn’t be that surprising to see a WCar monster before this season’s up)
(That being said, it wouldn’t be that surprising to see a WCar monster before this season’s up)
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Re: When will we get our next Category 5 in the Atlantic?
Tekken_Guy wrote:When will we get our next category 5 Atlantic hurricane?
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Re: When will we get our next Category 5 in the Atlantic?
I think we see multiple cat 5's this year.
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AnnularCane
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Re: When will we get our next Category 5 in the Atlantic?
Or we might just get several 155-mph storms. 
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Re: When will we get our next Category 5 in the Atlantic?
Considering the SSTs and favorable environment I'm going for 2 category 5's this year with the first one already in August. If so it would be the first Atlantic August C5 since Dean in 2007.
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Re: When will we get our next Category 5 in the Atlantic?
kevin wrote: If so it would be the first Atlantic August C5 since Dean in 2007.
Hurricane Dorian near peak intensity over the Abaco Islands on September 1
Meteorological history
Formed August 24, 2019
Extratropical September 7, 2019
Dissipated September 10, 2019
Category 5 hurricane
1-minute sustained (SSHWS/NWS)
Highest winds 185 mph (295 km/h)
Lowest pressure 910 mbar (hPa); 26.87 inHg
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Re: When will we get our next Category 5 in the Atlantic?
DioBrando wrote:kevin wrote: If so it would be the first Atlantic August C5 since Dean in 2007.
Hurricane Dorian near peak intensity over the Abaco Islands on September 1
Meteorological history
Formed August 24, 2019
Extratropical September 7, 2019
Dissipated September 10, 2019
Category 5 hurricane
1-minute sustained (SSHWS/NWS)
Highest winds 185 mph (295 km/h)
Lowest pressure 910 mbar (hPa); 26.87 inHg
Dorian almost did it.
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Re: When will we get our next Category 5 in the Atlantic?
Hurricane2022 wrote:DioBrando wrote:kevin wrote: If so it would be the first Atlantic August C5 since Dean in 2007.
Hurricane Dorian near peak intensity over the Abaco Islands on September 1
Meteorological history
Formed August 24, 2019
Extratropical September 7, 2019
Dissipated September 10, 2019
Category 5 hurricane
1-minute sustained (SSHWS/NWS)
Highest winds 185 mph (295 km/h)
Lowest pressure 910 mbar (hPa); 26.87 inHg
Dorian almost did it.
Formed August 24, 2019
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