I will check out 1984 rq.Yes. The Bahamas is also a hotspot but Meteorologist Eric Burris only highlights hotspots in the U.S.
I will check out 1984 rq.Yes. The Bahamas is also a hotspot but Meteorologist Eric Burris only highlights hotspots in the U.S.
Ok, but I doubt that you'll find any close to 2017 and 1984 since they're the best analogs.I'm going to try to find more analog years for this year, @Wazim Khan
How about 2005? It might be too far in that direction.Ok, but I doubt that you'll find any close to 2017 and 1984 since they're the best analogs.
JFL MY NUMEROLOGY HAD THE SAME TRACKSThe entire Gulf coast of the U.S. has a higher than normal chance for landfalls this year.
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Jfl there’s literally a Dianalite on my numerologyOkay, I can see 1984 somewhat for most of the signals but not all:
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The U.S. Gulf Coast had next to no landfalls other that Tropical Depression Seventeen.
It had Bahama landfalls, it also had some BoC storms like the precip anomalies are predicting later this year.
It also had a lot of subtropics activity like WxCenterNazrio is thinking may happen this season. He also is thinking of East coast impacts too.
2005 is not an analog because the ENSO pattern doesn't fit but we will see similar tracks to some of the Tropical Cyclones observed in 2005.How about 2005? It might be too far in that direction.
2005 had all of the forecasted areas impacted.
I circled them in black:
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2005 also had a bunch of subtropics activity too, like we are expecting this season as of now.
what's this muh El Niño costero tism mets are yapping about on WXtwitter?The CanSIPS is no longer forecasting a Modoki El Niño and is now forecasting a warm ENSO-Neutral during the peak of the 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season (August to October 2025). It's slowly but surely trending cooler.
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It's basically above-normal SSTs in the Eastern Equatorial Pacific.what's this muh El Niño costero tism mets are yapping about on WXtwitter?
so an el ninoIt's basically above-normal SSTs in the Eastern Equatorial Pacific.
No, SSTs are still below-normal in the Niño 3.4 region. The El Niño Costero is above-normal SSTs in the Niño 1+2 region.s
so an el nino
Season canceled
so a modoki?No, SSTs are still below-normal in the Niño 3.4 region. The El Niño Costero is above-normal SSTs in the Niño 1+2 region.
It's definitely going to be "open season" in the Gulf of Mexico (Gulf of America in the U.S.).I made my first landfall forecast on November 25th, 2024 and I notice something similar to the recently released LRC forecast:
My forecast made for the Gulf Coast on November 25th, 2024:
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The New 2025 LRC forecast released on February 28th, 2025:
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Notice how similar my November 2024 forecast was and also a note that at the time I made my forecast that the new LRC cycle was just getting started.
I made my first landfall forecast on November 25th, 2024 and I notice something similar to the recently released LRC forecast:
My forecast made for the Gulf Coast on November 25th, 2024:
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The New 2025 LRC forecast released on February 28th, 2025:
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Notice how similar my November 2024 forecast was and also a note that at the time I made my forecast that the new LRC cycle was just getting started.
I have humberto hitting the florida gulf coast in numerologyIt's definitely going to be "open season" in the Gulf of Mexico (Gulf of America in the U.S.).