I decided to post the answer here just in case anyone was wondering:
If that happens, then 19L would be Stan and 20L would be Tammy because 20 comes after 19 and T comes after S.
A Question Regarding Naming I Received Earlier and an Answer
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DoctorHurricane2003
A Question Regarding Naming I Received Earlier and an Answer
Earlier I was asked 'if both tropical depressions become storms at the same time, which one will be Stan and which one would be Tammy?"
I decided to post the answer here just in case anyone was wondering:
If that happens, then 19L would be Stan and 20L would be Tammy because 20 comes after 19 and T comes after S.
I decided to post the answer here just in case anyone was wondering:
If that happens, then 19L would be Stan and 20L would be Tammy because 20 comes after 19 and T comes after S.
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That goes back to how the invests were issued....whichever one was invest 90L, for example, it would get the earlier number compared to one that was 91L
To go even further back, in comparison, if two invests came up at the same time, I believe it is the one further east that gets the earlier number (lower longitude #).
To go even further back, in comparison, if two invests came up at the same time, I believe it is the one further east that gets the earlier number (lower longitude #).
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