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General Category => National/Breaking News => Weather => Topic started by: libertybele on September 10, 2022, 01:56:01 pm
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We've already seen some cooling here in southern FL, it is dipping down into the 70's at night -- unusual for this time of year.
Atlantic hurricane season reaches climatological peak Sept. 10
Sept. 10 marks the climatological peak of the Atlantic hurricane season, as that's the date when the most tropical storms and hurricanes have roamed the Atlantic Basin in the historical records.
Early to mid-September is the time of year with the most optimal conditions for the formation of tropical cyclones in the Atlantic. This is when sea-surface temperatures reach their warmest levels of the season, upper-level winds in the tropical Atlantic Ocean tend to relax, Saharan dust is less widespread than earlier in the summer, and tropical disturbances frequently roll off the western coast of Africa..............
https://www.foxweather.com/extreme-weather/atlantic-hurricane-season-peak-september-10
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Upper 60's here, which is climatologically low without a cold front for the 1st week of September.
I'd still not write off hurricanes just yet. The Major Hurricane Season ends here in Texas October 1. Central and East GOM states, and the eastern seaboard shouldn't let their guard down either. On an earlier thread, I mention this season has somewhat of a 1980 feel to it. That was a quiet year, until Allen decided to form and suck up all the latent heat that had built up all summer. Still one of the biggest and most devastating hurricanes I have witnessed in my lifetime.
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Yeah but all the hype about an above normal active H Season by the professional crystal ball gazers last spring makes me feel good. The Hippy Dippy Weatherman, Al Sleet is still the most accurate of all time.
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Yeah but all the hype about an above normal active H Season by the professional crystal ball gazers last spring makes me feel good. The Hippy Dippy Weatherman, Al Sleet is still the most accurate of all time.
888high58888 I'm not saying by any means we won't have to dodge a hurricane this season, and this may very well be the calm before the storm, but so far the forecasters have been dead wrong.
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Yeah but all the hype about an above normal active H Season by the professional crystal ball gazers last spring makes me feel good. The Hippy Dippy Weatherman, Al Sleet is still the most accurate of all time.
NOAA predicted 14-21, with 3-6 major
Here at the exact climatlogical chronological median we stand at 5, and none meeting major category.
Mother Nature and Saharan Dust, laughs collectively at the clowns at NOAA. At least so far.
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NOAA predicted 14-21, with 3-6 major
Here at the exact climatlogical chronological median we stand at 5, and none meeting major category.
Mother Nature and Saharan Dust, laughs collectively at the clowns at NOAA. At least so far.
I am optimistically cautious.