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New Record Found & Confirmed
The 2005 season could be summarized as the year in which almost all records were broken and a new one could be on the way. We know having a storm in every month is very difficult and that's from where my idea comes. When was the last time that at least one storm developed in every month? If Gamma forms in November, we have a new record!
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HURAKAN wrote:The 2005 season could be summarized as the year in which almost all records were broken and a new one could be on the way. We know having a storm in every month is very difficult and that's from where my idea comes. When was the last time that at least one storm developed in every month? If Gamma forms in November, we have a new record!
What do you mean every month? Every month of the season? June-November? I'm sure that's happened at least a couple of times in the past few decades. If you mean a tropical cyclone in every month January - December, now THAT would be an impressive sight.
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Re: Possible New Record in the Horizon
WxGuy1 wrote:HURAKAN wrote:The 2005 season could be summarized as the year in which almost all records were broken and a new one could be on the way. We know having a storm in every month is very difficult and that's from where my idea comes. When was the last time that at least one storm developed in every month? If Gamma forms in November, we have a new record!
What do you mean every month? Every month of the season? June-November? I'm sure that's happened at least a couple of times in the past few decades. If you mean a tropical cyclone in every month January - December, now THAT would be an impressive sight.
Every month of the hurricane season (June-November). I already know the last time every month of the hurricane season had at least one storm was in 1996, but I haven't found at least 2 in every month yet. Maybe Gamma and Delta will provide the 2005 season with another record.
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Re: Possible New Record in the Horizon
HURAKAN wrote:WxGuy1 wrote:HURAKAN wrote:The 2005 season could be summarized as the year in which almost all records were broken and a new one could be on the way. We know having a storm in every month is very difficult and that's from where my idea comes. When was the last time that at least one storm developed in every month? If Gamma forms in November, we have a new record!
What do you mean every month? Every month of the season? June-November? I'm sure that's happened at least a couple of times in the past few decades. If you mean a tropical cyclone in every month January - December, now THAT would be an impressive sight.
Every month of the hurricane season (June-November). I already know the last time every month of the hurricane season had at least one storm was in 1996, but I haven't found at least 2 in every month yet. Maybe Gamma and Delta will provide the 2005 season with another record.
Indeed Gamma and Delta have formed. So question: is that a record (at least two storms each month of the season)?
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I have done a little research and there is no season in Atlantic history that has started with two or more storms (40 mph or more) in June and has ended with 2 or more storms (40 mph or more) in November.
Please, any historian in the forum may want to check on this possible new record.
What I did is that using "Eye of the Storm," I found the seasons that had at least 2 storms in November, and then of those six seasons (1888, 1961, 1980, 1981, 1994, & 2001) tried to find which one had at least 2 storms in June. The result came negative, which says that the 2005 season is the first on record.
Just something curious to know, 1887 had 2 storms in May and 2 in December to open and end the season, of course, in between there was a lot of action.
Please, any historian in the forum may want to check on this possible new record.
What I did is that using "Eye of the Storm," I found the seasons that had at least 2 storms in November, and then of those six seasons (1888, 1961, 1980, 1981, 1994, & 2001) tried to find which one had at least 2 storms in June. The result came negative, which says that the 2005 season is the first on record.
Just something curious to know, 1887 had 2 storms in May and 2 in December to open and end the season, of course, in between there was a lot of action.
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The following years had at least one storm each month of the season.
1887) 2 May, 1 June, 1 November, 2 December
1888) 1 June, 2 November
1893) 1 June, 1 November
1899) 1 June, 1 November
1909) 3 June, 1 November
1916) 1 June, 1 November
1931) 1 June, 1 November
1933) 1 May, 1 June, 1 November
1934) 1 May, 1 June, 1 November
1954) 1 June, 1 November, 1 December (lasting till January)
1964) 1 June, 1 November
1989) 1 June, 1 November
1996) 1 June, 1 November
2005) 2 June, 2 November
Note: 2003 had 1 April and 2 Decembers, yet no Novembers and one storm from June through October.
Also, 1901 had 1 June, July, August, September, and October, with an October storm peristing into November.
In addition, 1946 had 1 June, July, August, September, and October, with an October storm persisting into November.
1966 had 1 June, July, August, September, and November, with a September storm persisting into October.
1981 had 1 May, June, August, September, October, and November, with a June storm lasting into July.
1887) 2 May, 1 June, 1 November, 2 December
1888) 1 June, 2 November
1893) 1 June, 1 November
1899) 1 June, 1 November
1909) 3 June, 1 November
1916) 1 June, 1 November
1931) 1 June, 1 November
1933) 1 May, 1 June, 1 November
1934) 1 May, 1 June, 1 November
1954) 1 June, 1 November, 1 December (lasting till January)
1964) 1 June, 1 November
1989) 1 June, 1 November
1996) 1 June, 1 November
2005) 2 June, 2 November
Note: 2003 had 1 April and 2 Decembers, yet no Novembers and one storm from June through October.
Also, 1901 had 1 June, July, August, September, and October, with an October storm peristing into November.
In addition, 1946 had 1 June, July, August, September, and October, with an October storm persisting into November.
1966 had 1 June, July, August, September, and November, with a September storm persisting into October.
1981 had 1 May, June, August, September, October, and November, with a June storm lasting into July.
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