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toad strangler wrote:Morales doing an about face.
https://twitter.com/johnmoralestv/status/1817217865906327835?s=46
mpic wrote:Has the ICON picked it up yet?
July 16: Season cancel posts appearCategory5Kaiju wrote:Captain Barbossa timeline, 2024 edition (thus far):
1. June 1st: Everyone is excited about the upcoming season. Many are anticipating upcoming action later in the month, but most know that the real action will most likely start in August.
2. June 30th: A Category 4 hurricane rampages through the MDR. Many are absolutely stunned at the sight.
3. July 2nd: That Category 4 hurricane is now a Category 5 hurricane in the Eastern Caribbean. Many begin to greatly worry about the future of the season.
4. July 15th: Lots of SAL is present in the Atlantic basin. However, most people are not surprised by this, as they were expecting it, althouh a select few see nothing in the models and begin to question if hyperactivity is on the table after all.
5. July 28th: Atlantic is still slow. Dry, stable air is present in the tropics. However, models are beginning to suggest things will be changing within a few days.
Category5Kaiju wrote:Captain Barbossa timeline, 2024 edition (thus far):
1. June 1st: Everyone is excited about the upcoming season. Many are anticipating upcoming action later in the month, but most know that the real action will most likely start in August.
2. June 30th: A Category 4 hurricane rampages through the MDR. Many are absolutely stunned at the sight.
3. July 2nd: That Category 4 hurricane is now a Category 5 hurricane in the Eastern Caribbean. Many begin to greatly worry about the future of the season.
4. July 15th: Lots of SAL is present in the Atlantic basin. However, most people are not surprised by this, as they were expecting it, althouh a select few see nothing in the models and begin to question if hyperactivity is on the table after all.
5. July 28th: Atlantic is still slow. Dry, stable air is present in the tropics. However, models are beginning to suggest things will be changing within a few days.
When I see season cancel, i think "it only takes one".AnnularCane wrote:Category5Kaiju wrote:Captain Barbossa timeline, 2024 edition (thus far):
1. June 1st: Everyone is excited about the upcoming season. Many are anticipating upcoming action later in the month, but most know that the real action will most likely start in August.
2. June 30th: A Category 4 hurricane rampages through the MDR. Many are absolutely stunned at the sight.
3. July 2nd: That Category 4 hurricane is now a Category 5 hurricane in the Eastern Caribbean. Many begin to greatly worry about the future of the season.
4. July 15th: Lots of SAL is present in the Atlantic basin. However, most people are not surprised by this, as they were expecting it, althouh a select few see nothing in the models and begin to question if hyperactivity is on the table after all.
5. July 28th: Atlantic is still slow. Dry, stable air is present in the tropics. However, models are beginning to suggest things will be changing within a few days.
Actually I think some were expecting immediate activity because I think I recall some mild season cancelling pre-Alberto.
jlauderdal wrote:When I see season cancel, i think "it only takes one".AnnularCane wrote:Category5Kaiju wrote:Captain Barbossa timeline, 2024 edition (thus far):
1. June 1st: Everyone is excited about the upcoming season. Many are anticipating upcoming action later in the month, but most know that the real action will most likely start in August.
2. June 30th: A Category 4 hurricane rampages through the MDR. Many are absolutely stunned at the sight.
3. July 2nd: That Category 4 hurricane is now a Category 5 hurricane in the Eastern Caribbean. Many begin to greatly worry about the future of the season.
4. July 15th: Lots of SAL is present in the Atlantic basin. However, most people are not surprised by this, as they were expecting it, althouh a select few see nothing in the models and begin to question if hyperactivity is on the table after all.
5. July 28th: Atlantic is still slow. Dry, stable air is present in the tropics. However, models are beginning to suggest things will be changing within a few days.
Actually I think some were expecting immediate activity because I think I recall some mild season cancelling pre-Alberto.
weeniepatrol wrote:Excellent news, everyone! USA Today is here with riveting, cutting-edge analysis: per their team of specialists and researchers, they have come to the conclusion that hurricane season is not over!!!!!!!!
https://i.imgur.com/AE2KPPN.png
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2024/07/28/tropical-disturbance-atlantic-hurricane-season/74581048007/
(No problems with the article itself, but wow. Worst headline I've ever seen)
ScottNAtlanta wrote:jlauderdal wrote:When I see season cancel, i think "it only takes one".AnnularCane wrote:
Actually I think some were expecting immediate activity because I think I recall some mild season cancelling pre-Alberto.
I just assume they are talking about the EPAC
MarioProtVI wrote:EPS perking up big time with activity especially at longer range
MetroMike wrote:MarioProtVI wrote:EPS perking up big time with activity especially at longer range
Where do you see those signals? In all my sites I don't see anything to suggest such activity.
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