Will the 2003 season see more systems or season is over?
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Will the 2003 season see more systems or season is over?
I see 1 more system forming and then a shut down until 2004.
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Ok guys let's see more votes about what to expect the rest of the season.Chaser do you think that the season will have a few more?
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2 more storms...and I think 1 might effect the US
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I say 1 or 2 are left. The SW Caribbean may have to wait 'til November 7th IMO, where we actually could have a pattern that brings a storm into the Yucatan Channel. The current low east of Nicaragua SHOULD stay to the SE of Florida. We will probably have to wait until the longwave trough in the east pattern changes, if it does in time. Certainly lows in the atlantic could produce a named storm, but nothing to threaten any land areas IMO attm.
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