@AndyHazelton This is why we still though have to watch the SW Atlantic for those sneaky non-tropical systems. Bob impacted the east coast especially New England with devastation while Joaquin didn’t but had the potential to.
@chris88808568@BenNollWeather That’s why we say for everyone to prepare every season whether it’s active or quiet. The other thing is of course winter which could be shaping up to be an overall mild one as is normally the case in super El Niño years. The big question is will the east coast get a blockbuster.
@DaDaBuh As we of course know, six years after 2018 storms Chris and Beryl formed again with Beryl retired from the list last year due to its devastation in the Caribbean during the 2024 Atlantic hurricane🌀season while Chris didn’t to serious damage and therefore stayed on the list.
@DaDaBuh I believe the EURO is going to totally drop it before any other model even begins to show it. We’ll see, but the Atlantic is just too hostile this year to support any TC development of waves in the MDR.
@JonnyTheWX@jnphotographies I’m not giving a specific forecast, but saying that anything is possible as we’re not 100% sure how winter plays out. Winter ‘15-‘16 is an important analog year as the atmosphere seems to be well behaving that way. Blockbuster odds go up if any cold air is hanging around.
@JonnyTheWX@jnphotographies True, but that means that if we can’t predict a blizzard this far out we can’t cancel winter at this time as well. It could go either way even with an overall mild winter expected.