cycloneye wrote:cycloneye wrote:cycloneye wrote:cycloneye wrote:cycloneye wrote:cycloneye wrote:cycloneye wrote:cycloneye wrote:Important Dates Prior to June 1:
May 15=The 2005 hurricane season at Eastern Pacific begins.
May 16=NOAA issues their 2005 Hurricane Season outlook.
May 31=Dr Gray issues update hours before season starts.
Well guys it is getting closer and closer the start of hurricane season 2005.What it will bring in terms of numbers and landfalls?.The best thing to do is prepare for the worse and hope for the best.
This week it will be an important one as three important things will happen and at the calender above it is shown.How will the aussies and Noaa will issue their updates about ENSO?And then will come the May update of the hurricane season from TSR.
****Hurricane Season 2005 is here!!****
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James wrote:Definitely! 93 days never went so fast, lol! With next week marking the start of the E. Pacific season, it seems closer than ever.
Yes James on the 15th it all starts at the EPAC.It will be interesting to see how the season at that basin turns out in terms of activity.
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I wonder if the EPAC will at least get to 16 storms this year. That's the average amount.
The last time was 2003. Although no majors formed. The last majorless EPAC season was 1977.
However, 2003 was interesting because the first 8 named storms never reached hurricane status. Then Ignacio ended that streak and 7 of the last 8 storms became hurricanes.
Quite a comeback.
2004 was a decent year for the EPAC. Darby, Howard, and Javier became majors.
It was the 3rd consecutive time that Darby was a major hurricane. Darby was also a major in 1992 and 1998.
The last time was 2003. Although no majors formed. The last majorless EPAC season was 1977.
However, 2003 was interesting because the first 8 named storms never reached hurricane status. Then Ignacio ended that streak and 7 of the last 8 storms became hurricanes.
Quite a comeback.
2004 was a decent year for the EPAC. Darby, Howard, and Javier became majors.
It was the 3rd consecutive time that Darby was a major hurricane. Darby was also a major in 1992 and 1998.
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Anxiety when I was younger concern as I have aged. Last year should have brought reality to all of us. The world was changed forever for many Floridians. An awakeing and a lesson for all in hurricane prone areas. Not to put a damper on the upcoming season but lets hope for an inactive landfall season. Hopefully it will be the season of the fish however I am a little concerned the GOM will be the center of activity.
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I made this thread to start the countdown at 120 days but wow 100 days haved passed very quickly.
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Hyperstorm wrote:As fast as it comes, it will be gone. Before you know it, it will be November again...
Yes you are very right about that.Times goes fast all the time.
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Important Dates Prior to June 1:
May 15=The 2005 hurricane season at Eastern Pacific begins.
May 16=NOAA issues their 2005 Hurricane Season outlook.
May 31=Dr Gray issues update hours before season starts.
Well guys it is getting closer and closer the start of hurricane season 2005.What it will bring in terms of numbers and landfalls?.The best thing to do is prepare for the worse and hope for the best.
May 15=The 2005 hurricane season at Eastern Pacific begins.
May 16=NOAA issues their 2005 Hurricane Season outlook.
May 31=Dr Gray issues update hours before season starts.
Well guys it is getting closer and closer the start of hurricane season 2005.What it will bring in terms of numbers and landfalls?.The best thing to do is prepare for the worse and hope for the best.
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