Small Signal for Tropical Development in Atlantic
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- #weather #Euro #hurricanes #hurricaneseason #florida
The ECMWF continues to indicate the possibility of development in the SW Atlantic as we end July and get into early August. However, it''s a rather weak signal with not much overall ensemble support.
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Thanks. Been waiting for someone to notice Low coming off Mid Atlantic & racing off... been ignored mostly online. Because "nontropical" but watching it.
Great update mark. Not sure if you noticed byt the gfs has something interesting approaching the windwards early next week. Nothing crazy but a tropical wave
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Awesome job again mark! So pretty quiet but not as quiet.
Thanks for the update
Any time!
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@@hurricanetrack ok thanks
There could be a (sub)tropical development out the West Coast - Euro shows that 3 days from now, as well as many ensemble members.
Great update, thanks!
No problem!
Thx Mark
This is quite a track for the record.
Near to the end of july and its not been so active as yet best start getting active not that people want it to but all the forecasters hyping a very active season will be eating pie
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Another person named Mark from another weather channel on UA-cam who actually is the most trusted person than any forecaster in general whether on UA-cam or even on TV is already showing possible if not potential indications for the Atlantic hurricane season overall to be a lot quieter than expected due to the persistence of African dust even into peak season especially well into August when SAL normally would drop off. The real ramp up would actually hold off until September in this scenario. Myself nor even the person I'm talking about are saying it in a foolish way that this year won't be active, but because that now is a legitimate possibility. Therefore, I have some doubt to believe in the hyperactive forecast and reason to believe that it could be a 2022 or even 2013 repeat this year.
Link to this most trusted Mark?
Well 2013 is out of the question since we already had a cat 5 hurricane which was Beryl and devastated Grenada
Even when all indicators point to a 'legitimate' hyperactive hurricane season in the Atlantic Basin, there is always a 'legitimate possibility' that it won't be hyperactive. Many factors influenced by many factors, as you and your boy 'Mark' should understand. I'm familiar with a bunch of UA-cam weather people, but I don't recall any named Mark, except for this Mark, from HurricaneTrack. Please elaborate, or provide 'another person named Mark's' link.
Probable that it’s just one of those ramblers on the internet. Considering the overall consensus from institutions, professionals, models, and official guidance suggest an active season. Really appreciate the work, experience, and professionalism that Mark at HurricaneTrack provides. I’ve learned so much from this Mark and I’m here for it :)
@@hurricanetrackweatherman plus. I followed him for years. Really accurate