Steven_1974
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Definitely! The southeast has had more than their fair share of the bad weather for quite a while.
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Tropical 2020 Atlantic Hurricane Season Discussion
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pcbjr
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Webberweather53
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The CFS is hinting at a fast start to hurricane season for the Gulf & SE US coasts.
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Would be something if we get an early homegrown storm.
The Euro has shown the opposite in recent years and it has busted leading to way above active seasons recently. That tells me it can easily bust again and in this case be in our favor/much quieter season. I wouldn’t get overly worried about this.
I’m sincerely praying that this doesn’t happen. Let’s think positive. The SE could sure use a break more than ever based on the last few seasons and the Coronavirus.
hurricane season indicators are like winter forecasts some years so no reason to worry. But one noticeable difference is hurricane season can be a little more predictable if it’s already active vs waiting for that one winter storm to finally happen before spring. So if the punches start coming I would watch out. As in like African waves developing and home systems hitting land. Until then why worry
Brent
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Wow Here’s NC State’s Forecast:
Named Storms: 18-22
Hurricanes: 8-11
Majors: 3-5
Named Storms: 18-22
Hurricanes: 8-11
Majors: 3-5
NoSnowATL
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Code Red in the Pacific. Sometimes the Atlantic will respond back within 1-3 weeks. May have some early tracking to do.
BufordWX
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I don’t like seeing this at all.
NoSnowATL
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2020 will be one to remember and tell our kids about it this happens. What a crazy year it could be..
Meh you forgot winter real quick. Just like you will forget the rest.
NoSnowATL
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I got snow so it’s been a good 2020. Actually a active hurricane season would be fun to track, my memory is getting back tho.
I want to see another Isabel. It was wild along the border well inland. Minus the damages. It’s one that got me interested.
pcbjr
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I'll invite you down ... for a week of strange food and no A/C ... LOL
NoSnowATL
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Fun to track well inland I should add.
pcbjr
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Man am I failing on making a clear point today ... nowhere in FL is well inland so any active season is a bit of a concern, for selfish reasons if no other ... and no power in N FL for a week in August or September really sux ... ?
NoSnowATL
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I’ve enjoyed a certain week in N Fla the past few years....?
Dawgdaze22
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I’ve enjoyed a certain week in N Fla the past few years....
Yessir
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pcbjr
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Yeah ... end of October ... but that string ends for you this year ...
... maybe
I’m optimistic that SE US hurricane landfall fans are finally going to be disappointed this year. They’ve had their storms. It is time for a much needed break. We’ll see.
pcbjr
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Larry,
That certain week is the last Sat in October ... FL/GA in JAX (I think) ... and Gators gonna chomp a Dawg this year ...
?
pcbjr
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Not this year ... if we have football ...
NoSnowATL
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pcbjr
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It is Halloween ... and you have no QB ... the Athens run is over ... ?
NoSnowATL
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We actually have a QB that can run and pass for once. With our RBs and WRs we should score more. And the Defense will be nasty good! I’m sure it will be close going into the 4th as always. Can’t wait!
pcbjr
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We have 3
and
One heck of a backfield
D is back
If we get a season, it'll be fun
One of us is gonna make Saban retire in any event ... ?
Roll tide loosers.?
NoSnowATL
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He can’t coach forever and eventually we will seal the deal. Eventually.....
I know. That's every Bammers fear. It will come eventually.
Brent
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Btw the 2019 retirements
(Dorian!) will be announced next year due to Coronavirus
Brent
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And the hype is starting modernweenie although this would fit the narrative of how 2020 has been so far..
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This is so setting up for the biggest hurricane season forecasting flop in a very long time and possibly similar to the major flop of the winter of 2018-9. A flop like this would be absolutely fabulous.
Maybe the current NH cooling of the last 2 months will aid in this potential flop.
Maybe people will later look back and say "hindsight is 2020" regarding the 2020 flop.
Brent
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the only reason I might believe the hype is because 2020 has been one disaster after another up til now