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just ran my algorithm ,, i think the eastern and gulf coast of US need to be especially vigilant this usmmer for hurricanes....in these times it is important to remain agile, mobile, versatile, and hostile
But I don't see a got damn thing...
Hurricane ALERT: NOAA warns 2019 season could trigger more hurricanes than ever before
https://www.express.co.uk/news/world...track-nhc-news
Experts are now warning current conditions of the atmosphere have increased the likelihood of an above-normal hurricane season by 45 percent. August through to October is known to be peak hurricane season on the Atlantic. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is a US environmental research agency, and their subsidiary National Hurricane Center is responsible for monitoring and naming the year’s hurricanes.
https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/
just ran my algorithm ,, i think the eastern and gulf coast of US need to be especially vigilant this usmmer for hurricanes....in these times it is important to remain agile, mobile, versatile, and hostile
Like I said this year will be a dead year like 2013. Pretty surprising that Barry ended up actually officially becoming a hurricane, albeit a pathetic 75 mph small fry that was subtropical in nature and disorganized.
Pathetic 2/1/0 and we're already mid-August. Meanwhile:::
MDR is............. dead............crickets.
Wind shear strong and pervasive across the Gulf, Caribbean, and most of the MDR closed for business as well including by Africa, which will kill any ITCZ wave before it gets a chance.
Conditions are looking like late May out in the Atlantic, tbh.
I got relatives in Daytona Beach and Dorian looks like a threat
Damnit
Why can't they just move the trailer?
Top floor of the condo asshole
RIP this prediction
Mediocre prediction, though a little more activity than expected, no noteworthy names this year. All the landfalls weak. The worst was minimal hurricane Barry in July that didn't even resemble a medium tropical storm.
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