24 days straight with a tropical action in the atlantic.

[beachbum_al]

Just on the TWC they said that we have gone 24 days straight with a tropical something in the atlantic. Since July 3rd! Scary!

[Duffy]

yep and looks like Harvey on the way in the Eastern Atlantic!

[EDR1222]

That is a remarkable statistic for so early in the year.

[Duffy]

yes it is!

[WeatherEmperor]

whats the all time record for most consecutive days of tropical systems?

<RICKY>

[Duffy]

im not sure, but i know last year it got up to 41

[Hurricaneman]

Pretty impressive

[Duffy]

yep it is

[EDR1222]

whats the all time record for most consecutive days of tropical systems?

<RICKY>

That is a good question. Maybe someone will chime in with the answer

[Hurricanehink]

For the last 55 years:
If by tropical system, you include tropical depressions becoming tropical waves and reforming, the following have 30 or more consecutive days of tropical activity. Ones with *'s show storms losing a circulation, then becoming a TD again. This includes Renmant Lows in the best track.
*65- 2004 (Alex through Lisa, July 31-Oct. 3) (Bonnie through Lisa is 56 days)
62- 1955 (Brenda through Janet, July 31-Sept. 30)
55- 1969 (Holly through Hurricane 17, Sept. 14-Nov. 7)
*45- 2002 (Dolly through Lili [Kyle lasted longer than Lili], August 29-Oct. 12) (Dolly through TD 10 (Isidore) is 15 days, Isidore reformed through Kyle's death is 25 days)
45- 1995 (Felix through Marilyn, August 8-Sept. 22)
37- 1950 (Able through Fox, August 12- September 17)
36- 1989 (Erin through Iris [Hugo lasted longer than Iris], August 18-Sept. 23)
36- 1999 (Bret through Harvey [Gert lasted longer than Harvey], August 18-Sept. 22)
36- 1964 (Cleo through Gladys, August 20- Sept. 24)
33- 1963 (TS 3 through Flora, Sept. 10- Oct. 12)
31- 1979 (David through Henri, August 25-Sept. 24)
30- 2000 (Florence through Leslie, Sept. 10-Oct. 10)
30- 1995 (Noel through Sebastien, Sept. 26-Oct. 25)
30- 1993 (Dennis through Harvey, Aug. 23-Sept. 21)
30- 1960 (Donna through Florence, August 29- Sept. 27)

Honorable Mention:
1990- 24 Days (July 22- August 14), 25 Days (August 24-Sept. 17), 26 Days (Sept. 21-Oct. 15)
1988- 16 Days (August 21-Sept. 5), 24 Days (Sept. 7-Oct. 1). Debby went from Atlantic to EPAC, and was an EPAC TD from Sept. 5 to Sept. 8.
1981- 20 Days (August 31-Sept. 19), 12 Days (Sept. 21-Oct. 2)
1974- 28 Days (August 26-Sept. 22), 14 Days (Sept. 27-Oct. 9). Fifi went from Atlantic to EPAC, and was an EPAC storm from Sept. 22-25.
1971- 28 Days (Sept. 5-Oct. 3). Ginger was a storm for 27 of those days, and was extratropical from the 3rd to the 5th.
1958- 15 Days (August 8-22), 23 Days (August 24-15)
1953- 25 Days (August 28-Sept. 21), 6 Days (Sept. 23-28), 11 Days (Oct. 2-12)
1950- 9 Days (Sept. 27-Oct. 5), 16 Days (Oct. 8-24)

[Swimdude]

Just on the TWC they said that we have gone 24 days straight with a tropical something in the atlantic. Since July 3rd! Scary!

Well as long as you're not complaining. I'd like to see 2005 go for a record... But we'd better see the next storm develop pretty darned quick if we want to keep these 24 days going...

[Hyperstorm]

For the last 55 years:
If by tropical system, you include tropical depressions becoming tropical waves and reforming, the following have 30 or more consecutive days of tropical activity. Ones with *'s show storms losing a circulation, then becoming a TD again.
*65- 2004 (Alex through Lisa, July 31-Oct. 3) (Bonnie through Lisa is 56 days)
62- 1955 (Brenda through Janet, July 31-Sept. 30)
55- 1969 (Holly through Hurricane 17, Sept. 14-Nov. 7)
*45- 2002 (Dolly through Lili [Kyle lasted longer than Lili], August 29-Oct. 12) (Dolly through TD 10 (Isidore) is 15 days, Isidore reformed through Kyle's death is 25 days)
45- 1995 (Felix through Marilyn, August 8-Sept. 22)
37- 1950 (Able through Fox, August 12- September 17)
36- 1989 (Erin through Iris [Hugo lasted longer than Iris], August 18-Sept. 23)
36- 1999 (Bret through Harvey [Gert lasted longer than Harvey], August 18-Sept. 22)
36- 1964 (Cleo through Gladys, August 20- Sept. 24)
33- 1963 (TS 3 through Flora, Sept. 10- Oct. 12)
31- 1979 (David through Henri, August 25-Sept. 24)
30- 2000 (Florence through Leslie, Sept. 10-Oct. 10)
30- 1995 (Noel through Sebastien, Sept. 26-Oct. 25)
30- 1993 (Dennis through Harvey, Aug. 23-Sept. 21)
30- 1960 (Donna through Florence, August 29- Sept. 27)

Honorable Mention:
1990- 24 Days (July 22- August 14), 25 Days (August 24-Sept. 17), 26 Days (Sept. 21-Oct. 15)
1988- 16 Days (August 21-Sept. 5), 24 Days (Sept. 7-Oct. 1). Debby went from Atlantic to EPAC, and was an EPAC TD from Sept. 5 to Sept. 8.
1981- 20 Days (August 31-Sept. 19), 12 Days (Sept. 21-Oct. 2)
1974- 28 Days (August 26-Sept. 22), 14 Days (Sept. 27-Oct. 9). Fifi went from Atlantic to EPAC, and was an EPAC storm from Sept. 22-25.
1971- 28 Days (Sept. 5-Oct. 3). Ginger was a storm for 27 of those days, and was extratropical from the 3rd to the 5th.
1958- 15 Days (August 8-22), 23 Days (August 24-15)
1953- 25 Days (August 28-Sept. 21), 6 Days (Sept. 23-28), 11 Days (Oct. 2-12)
1950- 9 Days (Sept. 27-Oct. 5), 16 Days (Oct. 8-24)

Wow, I appreciate your time compiling this information. However, there's a mistake in 2004. There was a break in between Danielle and Frances of a few days. I can't recall exactly how long, but there was one.

[Cape Verde]

Anyone else noticed the monster ejecting from the African coast on IR? That looks far more impressive than 92L at the moment.

[Hurricanehink]

For the last 55 years:
If by tropical system, you include tropical depressions becoming tropical waves and reforming, the following have 30 or more consecutive days of tropical activity. Ones with *'s show storms losing a circulation, then becoming a TD again.
*65- 2004 (Alex through Lisa, July 31-Oct. 3) (Bonnie through Lisa is 56 days)
62- 1955 (Brenda through Janet, July 31-Sept. 30)
55- 1969 (Holly through Hurricane 17, Sept. 14-Nov. 7)
*45- 2002 (Dolly through Lili [Kyle lasted longer than Lili], August 29-Oct. 12) (Dolly through TD 10 (Isidore) is 15 days, Isidore reformed through Kyle's death is 25 days)
45- 1995 (Felix through Marilyn, August 8-Sept. 22)
37- 1950 (Able through Fox, August 12- September 17)
36- 1989 (Erin through Iris [Hugo lasted longer than Iris], August 18-Sept. 23)
36- 1999 (Bret through Harvey [Gert lasted longer than Harvey], August 18-Sept. 22)
36- 1964 (Cleo through Gladys, August 20- Sept. 24)
33- 1963 (TS 3 through Flora, Sept. 10- Oct. 12)
31- 1979 (David through Henri, August 25-Sept. 24)
30- 2000 (Florence through Leslie, Sept. 10-Oct. 10)
30- 1995 (Noel through Sebastien, Sept. 26-Oct. 25)
30- 1993 (Dennis through Harvey, Aug. 23-Sept. 21)
30- 1960 (Donna through Florence, August 29- Sept. 27)

Honorable Mention:
1990- 24 Days (July 22- August 14), 25 Days (August 24-Sept. 17), 26 Days (Sept. 21-Oct. 15)
1988- 16 Days (August 21-Sept. 5), 24 Days (Sept. 7-Oct. 1). Debby went from Atlantic to EPAC, and was an EPAC TD from Sept. 5 to Sept. 8.
1981- 20 Days (August 31-Sept. 19), 12 Days (Sept. 21-Oct. 2)
1974- 28 Days (August 26-Sept. 22), 14 Days (Sept. 27-Oct. 9). Fifi went from Atlantic to EPAC, and was an EPAC storm from Sept. 22-25.
1971- 28 Days (Sept. 5-Oct. 3). Ginger was a storm for 27 of those days, and was extratropical from the 3rd to the 5th.
1958- 15 Days (August 8-22), 23 Days (August 24-15)
1953- 25 Days (August 28-Sept. 21), 6 Days (Sept. 23-28), 11 Days (Oct. 2-12)
1950- 9 Days (Sept. 27-Oct. 5), 16 Days (Oct. 8-24)

Wow, I appreciate your time compiling this information. However, there's a mistake in 2004. There was a break in between Danielle and Frances of a few days. I can't recall exactly how long, but there was one.

Thanks. You are right that there was a break, but Danielle died on August 24th at 18z, and Frances was born on August 25th at 00z. Also, I take information from the best track.

[wxmann_91]

For the last 55 years:
If by tropical system, you include tropical depressions becoming tropical waves and reforming, the following have 30 or more consecutive days of tropical activity. Ones with *'s show storms losing a circulation, then becoming a TD again.
*65- 2004 (Alex through Lisa, July 31-Oct. 3) (Bonnie through Lisa is 56 days)
62- 1955 (Brenda through Janet, July 31-Sept. 30)
55- 1969 (Holly through Hurricane 17, Sept. 14-Nov. 7)
*45- 2002 (Dolly through Lili [Kyle lasted longer than Lili], August 29-Oct. 12) (Dolly through TD 10 (Isidore) is 15 days, Isidore reformed through Kyle's death is 25 days)
45- 1995 (Felix through Marilyn, August 8-Sept. 22)
37- 1950 (Able through Fox, August 12- September 17)
36- 1989 (Erin through Iris [Hugo lasted longer than Iris], August 18-Sept. 23)
36- 1999 (Bret through Harvey [Gert lasted longer than Harvey], August 18-Sept. 22)
36- 1964 (Cleo through Gladys, August 20- Sept. 24)
33- 1963 (TS 3 through Flora, Sept. 10- Oct. 12)
31- 1979 (David through Henri, August 25-Sept. 24)
30- 2000 (Florence through Leslie, Sept. 10-Oct. 10)
30- 1995 (Noel through Sebastien, Sept. 26-Oct. 25)
30- 1993 (Dennis through Harvey, Aug. 23-Sept. 21)
30- 1960 (Donna through Florence, August 29- Sept. 27)

Honorable Mention:
1990- 24 Days (July 22- August 14), 25 Days (August 24-Sept. 17), 26 Days (Sept. 21-Oct. 15)
1988- 16 Days (August 21-Sept. 5), 24 Days (Sept. 7-Oct. 1). Debby went from Atlantic to EPAC, and was an EPAC TD from Sept. 5 to Sept. 8.
1981- 20 Days (August 31-Sept. 19), 12 Days (Sept. 21-Oct. 2)
1974- 28 Days (August 26-Sept. 22), 14 Days (Sept. 27-Oct. 9). Fifi went from Atlantic to EPAC, and was an EPAC storm from Sept. 22-25.
1971- 28 Days (Sept. 5-Oct. 3). Ginger was a storm for 27 of those days, and was extratropical from the 3rd to the 5th.
1958- 15 Days (August 8-22), 23 Days (August 24-15)
1953- 25 Days (August 28-Sept. 21), 6 Days (Sept. 23-28), 11 Days (Oct. 2-12)
1950- 9 Days (Sept. 27-Oct. 5), 16 Days (Oct. 8-24)

Wow, I appreciate your time compiling this information. However, there's a mistake in 2004. There was a break in between Danielle and Frances of a few days. I can't recall exactly how long, but there was one.

Thanks. You are right that there was a break, but Danielle died on August 24th at 18z, and Frances was born on August 25th at 00z. Also, I take information from the best track.

Actually, according to the NHC, Danielle died on the 21st, making it a four-day period in late August where there were no TC's.

[Hurricanehink]

For the last 55 years:
If by tropical system, you include tropical depressions becoming tropical waves and reforming, the following have 30 or more consecutive days of tropical activity. Ones with *'s show storms losing a circulation, then becoming a TD again.
*65- 2004 (Alex through Lisa, July 31-Oct. 3) (Bonnie through Lisa is 56 days)
62- 1955 (Brenda through Janet, July 31-Sept. 30)
55- 1969 (Holly through Hurricane 17, Sept. 14-Nov. 7)
*45- 2002 (Dolly through Lili [Kyle lasted longer than Lili], August 29-Oct. 12) (Dolly through TD 10 (Isidore) is 15 days, Isidore reformed through Kyle's death is 25 days)
45- 1995 (Felix through Marilyn, August 8-Sept. 22)
37- 1950 (Able through Fox, August 12- September 17)
36- 1989 (Erin through Iris [Hugo lasted longer than Iris], August 18-Sept. 23)
36- 1999 (Bret through Harvey [Gert lasted longer than Harvey], August 18-Sept. 22)
36- 1964 (Cleo through Gladys, August 20- Sept. 24)
33- 1963 (TS 3 through Flora, Sept. 10- Oct. 12)
31- 1979 (David through Henri, August 25-Sept. 24)
30- 2000 (Florence through Leslie, Sept. 10-Oct. 10)
30- 1995 (Noel through Sebastien, Sept. 26-Oct. 25)
30- 1993 (Dennis through Harvey, Aug. 23-Sept. 21)
30- 1960 (Donna through Florence, August 29- Sept. 27)

Honorable Mention:
1990- 24 Days (July 22- August 14), 25 Days (August 24-Sept. 17), 26 Days (Sept. 21-Oct. 15)
1988- 16 Days (August 21-Sept. 5), 24 Days (Sept. 7-Oct. 1). Debby went from Atlantic to EPAC, and was an EPAC TD from Sept. 5 to Sept. 8.
1981- 20 Days (August 31-Sept. 19), 12 Days (Sept. 21-Oct. 2)
1974- 28 Days (August 26-Sept. 22), 14 Days (Sept. 27-Oct. 9). Fifi went from Atlantic to EPAC, and was an EPAC storm from Sept. 22-25.
1971- 28 Days (Sept. 5-Oct. 3). Ginger was a storm for 27 of those days, and was extratropical from the 3rd to the 5th.
1958- 15 Days (August 8-22), 23 Days (August 24-15)
1953- 25 Days (August 28-Sept. 21), 6 Days (Sept. 23-28), 11 Days (Oct. 2-12)
1950- 9 Days (Sept. 27-Oct. 5), 16 Days (Oct. 8-24)

Wow, I appreciate your time compiling this information. However, there's a mistake in 2004. There was a break in between Danielle and Frances of a few days. I can't recall exactly how long, but there was one.

Thanks. You are right that there was a break, but Danielle died on August 24th at 18z, and Frances was born on August 25th at 00z. Also, I take information from the best track.

Actually, according to the NHC, Danielle died on the 21st, making it a four-day period in late August where there were no TC's.

Sorry to bother again. Danielle was a renmant low from 21-24, that is what I was counting. The topic creator said tropical something.... It could go either way. I'll admit I got lazy and only checked the best track at Unisys, where they classify Renmant lows as TD's.

[recmod]

Danielle was a renmant low from 21-24, that is what I was counting. The topic creator said tropical something.... It could go either way. I'll admit I got lazy and only checked the best track at Unisys, where they classify Remnant lows as TD's

Actually, after just visiting Unisys, I see that they only have Danielle tracked through 15Z on August 21.

--Lou

[mike18xx]

Franklin should be around for at least another three days, giving the Cape Verdes time to crank out a long-tracker, thereby keeping the streak going.

[Hurricaneman]

Its now officially 25 days

[wxwatcher91]

the CV storms arent lookin so peachy this mornin...