Maybe after years of dire predictions of east coast threats we will finally get one in a super el nino
Hopefully not. Fortunately, the typical tracks in moderate or stronger El Niños even more heavily favor storms off the E coast to recurve safely from most of the SE due to a weaker Bermuda high and fewer strong storms tracking W into the W basin though Gulf/E NC/New England are not as protected from direct hits. Also, significantly fewer storms are favored overall due to increased sheer and dry air. I’m looking forward to the best chance at a relatively quiet season in 10 years! A break from the stress is what the doc has ordered. I don’t crave deaths, injuries, and destruction. There are enough bad things in this world.
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