2024 Hurricane Season Tropical Cyclone Reports

[Atlantic]

dnrd
When's helene, beryl and milton coming out?

Well in for 2022's storms, the last report was Hurricane Ian and Ian's report came in April 2023.
For 2023 storms, the last report was Hurricane Franklin, which came in April 2024

Both Ian and Franklin's reports came in April, about seven months after the storms dissapated in each of the years.

I expect Beryl in March 2025, Helene in March 2025 and Milton in April 2025.

 

[Atlantic]

nothing to see tbh, didn't read a single molecule.
I'm waiting for even Debby at this point jfl

If I had to guess, Debby's report will most likely be the next ATL report.

 

[IdaliaHelene]

They removed most of the remnant low track from operational though.

Have you seen this excrement tho

 

[IdaliaHelene]

If I had to guess, Debby's report will most likely be the next ATL report.

Why so, even before stuff like ernesto?

Well in for 2022's storms, the last report was Hurricane Ian and Ian's report came in April 2023.
For 2023 storms, the last report was Hurricane Franklin, which came in April 2024

Both Ian and Franklin's reports came in April, about seven months after the storms dissapated in each of the years.

I expect Beryl in March 2025, Helene in March 2025 and Milton in April 2025.

I'll be out of my winter arc fully by then. Gonna keep working out

 

[Atlantic]

winter arc?

2025 will be an interesting year to watch. Tropical waves start coming off Africa anytime from late-April to mid-May ususually.

 

[IdaliaHelene]

winter arc?

2025 will be an interesting year to watch. Tropical waves start coming off Africa anytime from late-April to mid-May ususually.

You might find this link interesting (rather than the TSR lowballers that made me cage so hard)

North Atlantic Basin 2025 Preliminary Tropical Cyclone Outlook - Climate Impact Company

Climate Research - North Atlantic Basin 2025 Preliminary Tropical Cyclone Outlook

climateimpactcompany.com

Also JFL at this guy thinking everything is pissweak and underestimating everything to utter oblivion:

Predictions for year 2025 - mainly for entertainment purposes

Totals for North Atlantic hurricane season: 22 (sub)tropical cyclones, 19 nameable storms, 6 hurricanes, 3 major (ACE=93) Totals for East Pa...

elioestracks.blogspot.com

 

[Atlantic]

Have you seen this excrement tho
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The fact that Nadine and Kristy according to IBTRACS are the same storm? I am curious to see how the NHC treats this.

 

[IdaliaHelene]

The fact that Nadine and Kristy according to IBTRACS are the same storm?

Hell yes.

I am curious to see how the NHC treats this.

How do you think they'd react?

 

[Atlantic]

Hell yes.

How do you think they'd react?

I think it will be a Eleven-E/Hermine situation.



But this Nadine/Kristy situation is more unique due to the fact that IBTRACS treats them as the same storm. Before 2000, storms that crossed over from the Atlantic to the Pacific a storm would be renamed (EX: Hurricane Cesar in 1996 crossed over in the Pacific and was renamed Hurricane Douglas) However after 2000, if storms retained enough convection and a circulation center during and after the crossover; it would retain its name (i.e. Atlantic named storms would retain there Atlantic name in the Eastern Pacific, and Eastern Pacific storm would retain their name in the Atlantic if they had a center and convection during/after crossover)

However since IBTRACS calls it Nadine-Kristy the NHC may make two seperate reports for it, with the end of Nadine's track on Nadine's report being the start point on Kristy's track in Kristy's report.

 

[Atlantic]

From Tropical Depression Eleven-E and Tropical Storm Hermine's reports from 2010 and Zoom Earth:

 

[IdaliaHelene]

From Tropical Depression Eleven-E and Tropical Storm Hermine's reports from 2010 and Zoom Earth:

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Do they seem reluctant to give the upgrade to Nadine-Kristy?

 

[Atlantic]

Do they seem reluctant to give the upgrade to Nadine-Kristy?

What do you mean?

I think they will just issue seperate reports like they did with 11E and Hermine.

 

[IdaliaHelene]

What do you mean?

I think they will just issue seperate reports like they did with 11E and Hermine.

what I mean is to conjoin Kristy and Nadine

 

[Atlantic]

what I mean is to conjoin Kristy and Nadine

I don’t think I’ve seen it happen before.

If they conjoined the report it would likely be called Nadine-Kristy as you can’t just get rid of one name and keep the other, because the other name was a real storm name on another basin’s list.

 

[IdaliaHelene]

I don’t think I’ve seen it happen before.

If they conjoined the report it would likely be called Nadine-Kristy as you can’t just get rid of one name and keep the other, because the other name was a real storm name on another basin’s list.

Imagine if that happened JFL

 

[Atlantic]

The reports on ATL Tropical Storm Nadine, and Eastern Pacific Storms Tropical Storm Daniel and Tropical Depression Fourteen-E are out!

Nadine: https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/data/tcr/AL152024_Nadine.pdf
Daniel: https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/data/tcr/EP042024_Daniel.pdf
Fourteen-E: https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/data/tcr/EP142024_Fourteen-E.pdf

 

[Atlantic]

Tropical Storm Fabio and Tropical Storm Lane's reports are out now!

https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/data/tcr/EP062024_Fabio.pdf

https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/data/tcr/EP132024_Lane.pdf

 

[Atlantic]

What is interesting about Lane is apparently formed from a breakdown of the Intertropical Convergence Zone, along with T.D. Fourteen-E. Another system that is notable but failed to form from the Convergence Zone breakdown is an Invest 91E.

 

[IdaliaHelene]

Tropical Storm Fabio and Tropical Storm Lane's reports are out now!

https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/data/tcr/EP062024_Fabio.pdf

https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/data/tcr/EP132024_Lane.pdf

>Fabio
>Lane

dnrd

 

[Atlantic]

Tropical Storm Patty’s report is now out!

Peak remains 55kts.

https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/data/tcr/AL172024_Patty.pdf