Will July bring first storm(s) or nothing will develop?
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Will July bring first storm(s) or nothing will develop?
Well June was a quiet month in 2004 in terms of tropical depressions and storms forming but now the question is what will the month of july bring in terms of developing depressions and tropical storms.I say that a couple of systems will form into tropical storms and a TD will form but it will not turn into a tropical storm.Bold right but that is my hunch about July what about you?.
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I lost too as I said june 28th.
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I think one or two systems in July is not out of the question. It is fairly normal to have at least 1 system during the early season (June/July). Besides, I don't think this will be a late season just like 2000. There are some factors that indicate, as others have discussed already, a POSSIBLE development by the middle part of next month.
BTW, my original GUESS for the first named system was July 10-20, so I might not be too far off after all.
BTW, my original GUESS for the first named system was July 10-20, so I might not be too far off after all.
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2 tropical storms, but that is just a very uneducated guess. 
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Still sticking to 1-2 (with 1 in the Mean Development Region) named storms. Reasoning below...from our 2004 seasonal forecast last May...
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By July, conditions normally improve slightly from June, however, overall the atmosphere is still fairly hostile in the Atlantic Basin. In a typical season, about 1 named storm forms in July. Our climatological research indicates that the Gulf of Mexico will probably not see a tropical cyclone in July either, given the fact that only 1 formed when the ENSO and QBO matched up similar to this year. The western Atlantic and Mean Development Region look more promising, however. All of our analogs except 1953, the year with warm bias ENSO, had a named storm originate in the Mean Development Region. 2 of our analogs, 1966 and 1995, saw 2 named storms form in the western Atlantic, whereas the rest had none. Based on this information, we anticipate 1 to 2 named storms, with 1 originating in the Mean Development Region.
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Hey all, since you seem to be the experts!!! We're vacationing at Emerald Isle, NC from July 11-18th. Is it too soon to see if a system may impact this area (just south of the Outer Banks)? We're allowing one of our daughters to bring along a friend. Just don't want anything to brew up while we're there! One good thing - we are NOT staying in the Outer Banks area, so if something did develop, leaving wouldn't be such a problem, since Emerald Isle is just off shore. Not way out like the Outer Banks' areas are!
Thanks!
Mary
Thanks!
Mary
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chadtm80 wrote:To early to tell Mary, but my un expert answer would be that you will be more then fine
Thanks Chad - I'll check back in with you all on this front next week. I would just freak out in an evacuation situation. Jim says we'd just ride it out. Yeah, that would be smart. We are ON the beach!
Mary
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Any more votes for this poll about what may happen in July?
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