The current sst anomalies, remind me of the sst anomalies from May 1995. To me, the May 2010 and 1995 sst anomalies look most like how they do now. Which both of those seasons ended up being very active, 1995 started with Allison in June, and 2010 also had a Hurricane named Alex in June.
Yes! 1000x yes! I'm glad you mentioned the arrows and the flashy thumbnails because I think content creators that do that do a disservice to people when actual threats come along. It waters down the urgency when an actual hurricane is coming your way because people can say "well so and so says that on their videos all the time, why should I worry?" And all for click bait. Love what you're doing Mark!
I have a friend in Louisiana Braithwaite on the Mississippi in a raised house willing to let you put go pros on the porch if ypud like if they are in the line of fire for a storm
one thing the atlantic has. is that unlike the pacific which is a low bow wide peak. the Atlantic has narrow but extra tall peak so it gets everything all at once while other basins are over 6 months, atlantic is over 3 months for its peak. or so it seams.
Send me an email about this. Hate it when something like this happens and it’s even more frustrating because it’s out of my control. Let’s definitely make sure the 2024 edition arrives!
Isn’t the excess heat in itself an imbalance? Otherwise it wouldn’t be “excess”. Also, there is a cold pool right next to the warm waters which would mean it’s not as wide spread.
For one, it was like that in 2020 and we ended up with the most active Atlantic season on record (NS-wise). Two, the subtropics this year are much cooler than the tropics. This year is unlike many recent years in that sense because that kind of setup would concentrate deep tropical activity.
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The current sst anomalies, remind me of the sst anomalies from May 1995. To me, the May 2010 and 1995 sst anomalies look most like how they do now. Which both of those seasons ended up being very active, 1995 started with Allison in June, and 2010 also had a Hurricane named Alex in June.
Yes! 1000x yes! I'm glad you mentioned the arrows and the flashy thumbnails because I think content creators that do that do a disservice to people when actual threats come along. It waters down the urgency when an actual hurricane is coming your way because people can say "well so and so says that on their videos all the time, why should I worry?" And all for click bait. Love what you're doing Mark!
Like the update. I'm in Southern Maryland and paying attention. Thanks.
40 minutes Hurricane Track vid?! Yessir!!!
Yes, the smoke from the Canadian wildfires IS making it's way into America.
40% now in EPAC at 2pm EDT
They will have the first storm of the season already watch
I am expecting a lot for this hurricane season
Live Oak, FL, my house specifically,, was also hit by the one of the tornados
Yikes! Know that area well from all the treks thru the region.
Thx Mark
I'm already preparing for a busy season.
wise
Same. I've already started making sure things work
I have a friend in Louisiana Braithwaite on the Mississippi in a raised house willing to let you put go pros on the porch if ypud like if they are in the line of fire for a storm
one thing the atlantic has. is that unlike the pacific which is a low bow wide peak. the Atlantic has narrow but extra tall peak so it gets everything all at once while other basins are over 6 months, atlantic is over 3 months for its peak. or so it seams.
And here we go! Buckle up
Sorry have a few big ones already in Northeastern British Columbia
I expect a hyperactive season and then some
I previously ordered two of these maps which have not arrived.😢. If I pay extra,, mayI get a tracking number?
Send me an email about this. Hate it when something like this happens and it’s even more frustrating because it’s out of my control. Let’s definitely make sure the 2024 edition arrives!
If there is no. Calendar in
Arrival, does the season have to?
Think it was order one, they lost one so you resent it, they lost it again.
And I thought we waited till next season.
The E Pacific system is moderate risk in seven days
The GFS is definitely FAR from best 😂
First lol
Isn't storms there to equalise imbalances? So if it's warm everywhere there could be less storms.... Warmth doesn't always lead to disasters.
Isn’t the excess heat in itself an imbalance? Otherwise it wouldn’t be “excess”. Also, there is a cold pool right next to the warm waters which would mean it’s not as wide spread.
It's not warm everywhere, do your homework and pay attention to SST.
For one, it was like that in 2020 and we ended up with the most active Atlantic season on record (NS-wise). Two, the subtropics this year are much cooler than the tropics. This year is unlike many recent years in that sense because that kind of setup would concentrate deep tropical activity.