When will the first Tropical Storm form and where?
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When will the first Tropical Storm form and where?
Notice I said Tropical Storm, not Hurricane.
Please vote then state where you think it will form and why in the thread.
I voted and think the 1st TS will form in the GOM along a front between the Yucatan and Brownsville.
Please vote then state where you think it will form and why in the thread.
I voted and think the 1st TS will form in the GOM along a front between the Yucatan and Brownsville.
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I voted between 16-30 of june for tropical storm Ana to form near the southern coast of Cuba.
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Yeah I said between the 15th and 30th of June as well. Ana may well form somewhere in the triangle from Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic and SE Bahamas. But that's simply a guess. Could just as well happen in the GOM, or like in '95 Allison formed in the western Caribbean in late May and headed into the GOM towards the Florida Panhandle on June 1st. So anything can happen. Since we've had such a string of late seasons, think odds favor something starting early, though not a statistically sound statement; just from the gut.
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I chose mid-to-late June as well. I think that the Western Carribbean will be where Ana may form. The SSTs will be warm here. Main factor that might inhibit development would be shear. We will see...
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Oh i know that Kevin. But this year has been odd and with such things as the current outbreak of coldweather we have in the east i expect this trend will continue with the fronts down into the gulf atleast into early June.
Anyways it will be fun too see what does happen. Oh and what i meant by central gulf i mean somewhere Ne of the Yucatan and north of the western tip of cuba in the central gulf.
Anyways it will be fun too see what does happen. Oh and what i meant by central gulf i mean somewhere Ne of the Yucatan and north of the western tip of cuba in the central gulf.

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SF remember this season will be one of (records) and very different from 2002 and we can't be surprised anymore this year about anything that happens in the atlantic basin.
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