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Not only that, but it's Q-U-I-E-T as well!Just a few months ago the ‘experts’ with their nifty computer models told us we would have well above average number of hurricanes this year.
All is quite on the Western and Eastern fronts.
This should be the absolute peak of hurricane season—but it’s dead quiet out there
Seasonal activity is running 50 percent below normal levels.arstechnica.com
Redundant.Not only that, but it's Q-U-I-E-T as well!
www.tropicaltidbits.com
Same amount of CO2 as last year. What's different?I glance iat it daily as a SE Florida resident.
Something strange is going on this year.
The 'bubbles' are coming off of the African West coast and then just getting sheared/broken up before they are able to organize and move West.
The few that have organized were and blown North while still East of Bermuda.
It is unique in my experience
The Ocean Temps are plenty warm enough to support Major H'canes but wind currents are off.
`IR Satellite Loop for Atlantic Wide | Tropical Tidbits
Atlantic Wide IR Satellite Loop
I'm the one who said it's odd/even near unique.Same amount of CO2 as last year. What's different?
Shitforbrains thinks there’s hurricanes in other places than the three shown.ROFL ... he searched around and found a basin that was currently empty ... the Central Pacific ... what a moron ...
Clue for the clueless: no tropical cyclones in the Southern Hemisphere today ...
Same computer models that claimed a few months ago we’d have a well above average year.Integrate my last link with NOAA
AndAtlantic 2-Day Graphical Tropical Weather Outlook
www.nhc.noaa.gov
Cyclocane gives early Projected path/spaghetti model.
One currently looks like a possible threat... but may weaken or get sheared away.Spaghetti Models | Cyclocane
Track where hurricanes and tropical storms may go via spaghetti models.www.cyclocane.com
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Let’s gut the economy because a computer model written by people with an agenda says to!Well, I guess you caught us
Looks like that proves there is no climate change and we can go back to dumping shit into the air
A storm is not a hurricane.? We just had three storms last week and two potentials are lining up in the Atlantic. One of those looks like a Gulf storm.
My God, you have an active imagination! There are ZERO!You are mistaken, as usual ... and I've pointed this out to you before ... you're just TOO STUPID to learn ...
NOAA gave a 65% chance of an above average hurricane season ... one extra storm ... and now you want hypercanes crashing into Florida every fifteen minutes? ... that's a 35% change of average to below average season ... arithmetic is challenging for you, I understand ...
I count 3 hurricanes in the Atlantic and 7 in the Eastern Pacific ... counting is challenging for you, I understand ... but how many should we have by now? ...
Don’t get pissy at me because you envirowhackos are 0-160 in your predictions.It will be dumbfuck dick licker. How many hurricanes and tornadoes have you been in? I've been through a dozen.
You know...Gator...whatever Joe touches turns to shit! If he starts claiming that he's responsible for no hurricanes then the country will immediately be hammered by killer storms! He's like an "anti King Midas" only whatever Joe touches turns to crap instead of gold.Trump couldn’t handle the weather. People were dying and we had massive infrastructure damage. Biden has led us through unprecedented peace with the climate. Thanks Biden!
You do know the difference between a "storm" and a hurricane, right?? We just had three storms last week and two potentials are lining up in the Atlantic. One of those looks like a Gulf storm.
Got you beat, there dickless!It will be dumbfuck dick licker. How many hurricanes and tornadoes have you been in? I've been through a dozen.
Price of tea is up.It will be dumbfuck dick licker. How many hurricanes and tornadoes have you been in? I've been through a dozen.
Are we counting tropical depressions now as hurricanes and typhoons? The wind shear above 30,000 feet is just tearing these tropical depressions apart.You are mistaken, as usual ... and I've pointed this out to you before ... you're just TOO STUPID to learn ...
NOAA gave a 65% chance of an above average hurricane season ... one extra storm ... and now you want hypercanes crashing into Florida every fifteen minutes? ... that's a 35% change of average to below average season ... arithmetic is challenging for you, I understand ...
I count 3 hurricanes in the Atlantic and 7 in the Eastern Pacific ... counting is challenging for you, I understand ... but how many should we have by now? ...
You guys get more hurricanes up there than we get down here in Central Florida.Living in northeastern Florida, I have no problem with there being no threatening hurricanes...
Here's a pop quiz for you Dr Atmospheric Physicist: given the SST in the western Atlantic, what would this hurricane season look like if wind patterns hadn't created all that shear effect?Are we counting tropical depressions now as hurricanes and typhoons? The wind shear above 30,000 feet is just tearing these tropical depressions apart.
