Re: a "3" in Best Track
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Chris in Tampa on 10/21/2020, 10:57 pm
A very well defined storm:
https://www.star.nesdis.noaa.gov/GOES/floater.php?stormid=AL272020
Hopefully it stays on track and doesn't have much of an impact in Bermuda other than a little bit of wind and rip currents. (rip currents for U.S. East Coast and Canada too)
It was only several days ago that it was the 15th anniversary of Wilma's peak intensity in the NW Caribbean. Can't wait for the temperatures to get cooler so that if we do get more storms making landfall in the next couple of months, they don't have a chance to get as strong as they could have had they occurred earlier in the season. It's clear that if the atmosphere cooperates, there's still potential for very strong hurricanes to occur in a lot of the basin.
For 2005 season we had a hurricane in December and a tropical storm that latest into January of 2016. If we still have activity around then this year, hopefully things will have cooled off by then. |
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