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With the news today, ironically, the next name on this year’s list is….Dolly.
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2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season
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Models seem to be pushing more west. We definitely shouldn't sleep on this one.
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warneagle
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NHC is initiating advisories on TS Dolly starting at 11 am. Here fishy, fishy.
KevinH
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Interesting in their last tweet they referred to the tropical storm as "short lived".
akt1985
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I sure hope Dolly stays out to sea. I would hate for it to be bad enough to have to have the name retired.
warneagle
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it's going to get torn apart by shear by saturday evening. it's probably already close to peak strength.
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akt1985
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Dolly is now a remnant low. We will have to see if she pulls a Harvey and reforms in the western Caribbean or Gulf.
KakashiHatake2000
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Nhc has yellow lemon in the gulf also in the Caribbean couldn’t find a post about it from nhc
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This dude is going to make a run at being Edouard. Models have it headed for the Louisiana/Texas border area by Tuesday.
Some hot water he's sitting over. I'd keep an eye on Edouard. I'd also say he's likely already name-worthy.
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TD 5, 34MPH winds as of 4pm CDT.
Tropical storms warnings issued.....
Tropical storms warnings issued.....
akt1985
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We now have Tropical Storm Edouard.
akt1985
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I created a thread for Edouard
I'm not one to believe a GFS 2 weeks away at all, but holy freaking crap what a scenario the 18z just spit out. FL west coast walker - then up into GA and the carolinas to rain out over a few days. Just - no, thank you. A pattern shift would be great, but not this please.
South FL (Keys, Miami, Orlando, crossing into the atlantic) canes show in the timeframe on the 0z and 06z runs. So the GFS is pretty serious about something happening, but still so far out there's no real confidence in any of it of course. It believes the potential is there, which is enough to watch for now.
12Z is later - right up the peninsula then briefly offshore of Savanna and another landfall into the carolinas. Also is later than the previous runs - so there's the very real chance that the GFS is just showing this two weeks out perpetually. 
Sad that this is best we have to watch - I'm having Atlantic hurricane withdrawals this season.
Sad that this is best we have to watch - I'm having Atlantic hurricane withdrawals this season.
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I, for one, will gladly take a weaker hurricane season than normal right now. These past few years have been insane, and while we have been spoiled with nice looking and relatively undamaging storms like Erin and Humberto, we've also been cursed with Helene, Milton, etc. The ultimate double edged sword.12Z is later - right up the peninsula then briefly offshore of Savanna and another landfall into the carolinas. Also is later than the previous runs - so there's the very real chance that the GFS is just showing this two weeks out perpetually.
Sad that this is best we have to watch - I'm having Atlantic hurricane withdrawals this season.
I will admit, though, it has been very boring. Nothing, not even a nice fish storm to gawk at so far, and we're in peak season. The Pacific has been going nuts though, as expected.
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