Crushing high pressure ...
Posted by
LawKat on 7/12/2010, 9:36 am
is suppressing everything in the basin. Shear is not wildly high, but the Azores and Bermuda highs have combined to push the ITCZ to near 3-5N, and has created so much subsidence, that thunderstorm activity is as minimal as you could ever see.
Unless, we see just some unexpected pop up tropical cyclone, I think we could go a good two weeks like this.
If anybody is tracking 2005 v. 2010, any space of time in 2010 in July would put this year in a deep whole against 2005. 2005 saw 6 named storms. We "could" conceivably get through July this year, without so much as the lone TD, already had.
To be continued ... |
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