A new thread for anyone who wants to dicsuss the 2005 season
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du1st
A new thread for anyone who wants to dicsuss the 2005 season
This is meant for what we think of previous storms and how the rest of the season will pan out.
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jax
Re: A new thread for anyone who wants to dicsuss the 2005 se
du1st wrote:This is meant for what we think of previous storms and how the rest of the season will pan out.
things will pick up in the next month or so... then taper off...
season will end in November...
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Re: A new thread for anyone who wants to dicsuss the 2005 se
jax wrote:du1st wrote:This is meant for what we think of previous storms and how the rest of the season will pan out.
things will pick up in the next month or so... then taper off...
season will end in November...
Don't go to far out on a limb now!
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Re: A new thread for anyone who wants to dicsuss the 2005 se
jax wrote:du1st wrote:This is meant for what we think of previous storms and how the rest of the season will pan out.
things will pick up in the next month or so... then taper off...
season will end in November...
Can't argue with that!
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Re: A new thread for anyone who wants to dicsuss the 2005 se
Totally agree.jax wrote:du1st wrote:This is meant for what we think of previous storms and how the rest of the season will pan out.
things will pick up in the next month or so... then taper off...
season will end in November...
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Note: the following will probably not happen except for the mind of this poster.
I think that Cindy will be upgraded upon post-season analysis to a minimal hurricane, and Emily to a Cat. 5 hurricane. The storm in Mid-June will not be upgraded. I think we will get to Maria by the end of the month, Stan by September, Wilma by October, and Alpha forming in November. I have a feeling August will see increased hurricane activity, with 2 major hurricanes forming, one of which will make landfall. September will be similar, with one bad hurricane, but the end of the season will be uneventful, sans maybe one minor threat.
Note: the preceding was just the thoughts of the poster, it does not have any real data.
I think that Cindy will be upgraded upon post-season analysis to a minimal hurricane, and Emily to a Cat. 5 hurricane. The storm in Mid-June will not be upgraded. I think we will get to Maria by the end of the month, Stan by September, Wilma by October, and Alpha forming in November. I have a feeling August will see increased hurricane activity, with 2 major hurricanes forming, one of which will make landfall. September will be similar, with one bad hurricane, but the end of the season will be uneventful, sans maybe one minor threat.
Note: the preceding was just the thoughts of the poster, it does not have any real data.
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I think y'all are overestimating the likelihood of the season continuing at the same pace that it has in June-July-Aug. There will definitely be more storms, but running the "alphabet" is a silly idea. I'd bet on 5-6 more storms, with at least two more decent hurricanes, and call it an active season at around 15-16 named storms. It is highly unlikely that the pace will be maintained--SAL, more sheer than originally anticipated, and an early start may run down the available energy for cyclonegenesis earlier than in later starting seasons. SST'S aren't the only story in town.
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Petmom wrote:du1st wrote:really!!!!!!!!!!!!!Petmom wrote:I think late August and most of September will be active. But October will be slow.![]()
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Yes, really. Just a guess, just like everyone else is doing. Don't want no hurricane around Halloween.......................
Definitely no use getting the perfect storm part 2. That was amazing back in late October and early November of '91. Already 14 years since that historic storm.
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