Atlantic Hurricane 2022 Season: Bad News

Hurricane season 2022 comes with backup list of storm names

Alex

Bonnie

Colin

Danielle

Earl

Fiona

Gaston

Hermine

Ian

Julia

Karl


Lisa

Martin

Nicole

Owen

Paula

Richard

Shary

Tobias

Virginie

Walter

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Made a couple fanciful adjustments. What do you see?

Forecasters have backed off developments in the southwestern Caribbean.

Strange times these are when we could be experiencing a significant named winter storm in CO, heatwave persisting in the south and into the NE along with potential tropical developments in the Caribbean/Gulf over the same weekend.

https://twitter.com/_/status/1527654252067246085

Is that the black sea near azov or the krim ?

Which graphics are you referring to ac? The OP graphics are the Gulf of Mexico and the last one is the Denver CO region.

Last Edited by Humanitarianlike on 05/20/2022 11:12 AM

old old news

Thread's intention is to alert people along the Gulf states and those along the SE and mid-Atlantic seaboards to the potential of this year's hurricane season.

Hurricane Ida was a real monster of a storm and not just for Gulf states. We recall the raging white water rivers on urban streets in NJ, PA and NY.

That said this Spring has been a turnstile of weekly severe weather for the south, midwest, upper midwest and upper plain states.

The warm Gulf waters are no joke.

https://twitter.com/_/status/1527647543491977217

Very first hurricane of the season should be named “Brandon” or “Xiden”.

Yoshi?

Be prepared and get used to this. It’s just going to continue to intensify in the future.

Also from the article:

Studies suggest that the Atlantic is likely to see more storms intensify into major hurricanes as those temperatures rise, though there won’t necessarily be more storms overall. A study examined the 2020 hurricane season – which had a record 30 named storms, 12 of them hitting the U.S. – and found the storms produced more rain than they would have in a world without the effects of human-caused climate change.

Another trend we have been noticing is that the Loop Current’s warm eddies have more heat than we saw 10 to 15 years ago. Whether that’s related to global warming isn’t clear yet, but the impact of a warming trend could be devastating.

Human caused climate change?
What about the massive climate changes on other planets like Neptune?

Human caused also?

Fucking retards.

and how did the climate ever change when there were no humans?

I fail to see how the hype will get everyone to give up their conveniences, these people are sitting there in air conditioning typing on computers and whining about how we don't do enough, lol

Nice, love flying kites in that weather too.

Its going to be Earl..

We can handle it.

My money's on Gaston in Galveston


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Last Edited by GLP Saved Me on 05/20/2022 12:09 PM

Owen: that Star Wars nerd who you don't want to give weapons to, who was raised by mom, and the dad of the month.

We could be screwed indeed.

They will be gunnin' for the rigs in the GOMEX.

Hurricanes are gonna have to wait.

Right now it’s monkey pox, high gas prices and starvation season.

Which is the bad news part?

Maybe we will meet hurricane vagina this year. It will destroy everything in its path.

No development expected on the 'radar' for the next 5 days.

13 days, including today, to June 1st (opening day for 2022 hurricane season).

That said, not only is the Gulf Loop already in August form - western Africa is pushing out it's first trans-Atlantic dust storm.
Things are hot and dry there also.

https://twitter.com/_/status/1527643771122352128

I really wish they would stop with the names and year name them something like 2022 Alpha, 2022 Bravo Storm etc.

I Loved him, but I digress.

I Live in Florida so Hurricane season never fully leaves the mind. I just got a new roof this year due to storms.

I dreamt, recently that we had a storm so bad it created an entirely new category. I dreamt it hit the Florida East coast as a 5, traveled across the state became a 5 again in the Gulf; and hit Texas or NOLA, traveled inland and back out around South Carolina and circled back to hit Florida's East Coast again.

Talk about a nightmare.
This thread reminds me its time to get prepped.

Lets not mention the Sun.
Or how the last ice age ended without many carbon producing humans.

I was of the impression the dust storms did not portent for big storms. The opposite in fact.