ConvergenceZone wrote:Maybe an out to sea hurricane, but not a landfalling hurricane. Water temps are cooling, shear is increasing, etc.......
If only Iota wasn't barreling toward Nicaragua as a CAT 5...
Will 2020 bring another major hurricane after Iota?
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Re: Will 2020 bring another major hurricane?
If only Iota wasn't barreling toward Nicaragua as a CAT 5...
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Re: Will 2020 bring another major hurricane after Iota?
It's possible. I think a hurricane of Cat 1 or 2 is extremely likely.
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Re: Will 2020 bring another major hurricane after Iota?
I'm going to say yes...Yes... There is somethin goin on out there that has provided all the right ingredients to keep this insanity and destruction goin....so I say yeah
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Re: Will 2020 bring another major hurricane after Iota?
I think it's possible. If the question was a cat 1 or cat 2 I'd say yes, but I'm a bit more reluctant to say yes to a cat 3. But as was seen with Iota you never know, so I'm not counting out the possibility.
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Re: Will 2020 bring another major hurricane after Iota?
Yes. I think a final Cat-3 into Central America—think Beta, Otto—or OTS over the Sargasso Sea (the latter à la Nov ‘34) is quite probable. Anything stronger? No.
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