Posted on 06/28/2024 12:17:38 PM PDT by ChicagoConservative27
The hurricane season's next tropical depression or storm is expected to form from a disturbance in the Atlantic by tonight as we also track two other systems with a lower chance of tropical development.
Where these systems are now: We're watching three tropical disturbances spread out from near Mexico to off the African coast, as depicted in the map below.
The one expected to form into a tropical depression, and likely tropical storm, in the short-term future is Invest 95L in the central Atlantic. An "invest" is a naming convention used to identify disturbances that are being monitored with specialized computer models.
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This is HUGH!
I’ll be in the windward islands next week, so this is a bit of a bummer. Oh well.
#’s 1-3 of a 100 Cat 12 climate change produced ‘themacanes’ for this season. Hope no wind panels or solar turbines get damaged. That’d be a shame.
A wee bit early to start fretting about storms !
Flipping stormporn assholes !!!
The True Believers in man-made climate change feel that the precipitous drop in the number of named storms is because of the delays while the storms pick their pronouns.
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