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Tropical 2022 Atlantic Hurricane Season thread

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With the troughs we’ve seen coming into the east coast, I’ve felt all season that the eastern Gulf coast would have the highest chance of a threat. This look would be a classic Florida Panhandle hit with heavy rains spreading well out ahead up the east coast.
 
With the troughs we’ve seen coming into the east coast, I’ve felt all season that the eastern Gulf coast would have the highest chance of a threat. This look would be a classic Florida Panhandle hit with heavy rains spreading well out ahead up the east coast.
Would be nice to get a good soaking rain here.
 
Micheal 2?
Too much to iron out, but probably not. Michael really was the perfect storm, with a perfect environment and track to make a historic landfall. With Michael there was a huge moisture plume in place from the big ridge that would not die; here is about the opposite with lots of dry air entrenched across the southern states, shear would likely be a problem close to landfall as well. However much like Michael, the more eastward it would stay the stronger it would likely be at landfall if you take the environment verbatim.

Also you don’t need a Michael like setup to get a crushing hit.
 
The NAVGEM is the model I am siding with at this time with Fiona's impact on the environment.


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Does anyone know the average amount of storms per year since record keeping began off of the top of their heads?
 
There’s probably going to be another nuke on the 0z GFS after Fiona exits. 7 days from now that area highlighted by the NHC is already at 967mb west of Jamaica.
 
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