*The Hurricane Center is busy... in FEBRUARY????

Weathertards got some explaining to do.

FEBRUARY????
[link to www.nhc.noaa.gov]

I can vouch that the weather this season has been akward. I would not be suprised if we did see something spin up this early.

Also, on the lines of the weather...Atlantic hurricanes are rare this time of year no matter how whacked job the area is. They will approach, but get ripped to shreds by the constant frontal systems and coastal lows that are about to go through.

After Feb. 14 or so the entire CURRENT system over the EC of the U.S is gonna crash and it will be MILD here.

Will post any info on storms that I can find. Including the INSPECTS.

UPDATE: There is a 0% chance of development with this systems, conditions for development are fading away over the next few days.

Last Edited by Yellogoboom on 02/06/2012 11:44 AM

This is the part that freaks me out. From the link:

Just the fact that we were even looking for a slight chance of development in the tropics over the last 24 hours is another component to the strange winter it has been across the lower 48 states.

In 1908, there was a Category 2 hurricane on March 6th. A hurricane in February would be unheard of.

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

I find this a bit disturbing.

Hurricane season starts in June.

4 months from now.

Zero chance of development.
This was Yesterday's news.
Yesterday there was a 30% chance of sub-tropical development. Today, is ZERO.
Agreed it is warm here in Florida and much of the lower 48.
That is La Nina.
Google it.

Trend seems to be for hurricane year round

This is all La NIna?

how ever..........

there will be one...

it will start on the west coast

check the radar you might see it starting now who knows ;)

Appears to be forming in the E Pacific; as it crosses Mexico it drys up; but then reforms in the Gulf; big area off Mexico; not thunderstorms?

[link to www.weather.gov]
Water Vapor

Satellite

[link to www.weather.gov]

Wheat situation looks iffy.
...
“Drew Lerner thinks that La Nina will start to dissipate in April. If it is still firmly established and weather patterns don’t change in the US, they don’t have a Hard Red Winter crop. If our patterns don’t change here, it’s going to get pretty dicey pretty soon.

“Even in North Dakota, where last year they didn’t seed 2 million acres because it was too wet, it’s now gone to abnormally dry.”
Weber noted that the US red winter wheat area is threatened by drought. “That’s one of the reasons we’re seeing wheat prices rebound over the last couple of days.”
Extreme cold in Russia and the Ukraine could mean that up to 50 per cent of their winter-seeded crops will have to be re-seeded, including winter wheat and winter canola.
In 2012 we’re in a La Nina year; in 2002 we were in an El Nino year, but when I compare 2002 to 2012, this map actually looks worse today than it did in 2002 at the same time.

[link to www.swbooster.com]

The rumor is they have been flying some extremely long range missions(hurricane hunters). Long range meaning into the Pacific, deeep S.A. ,and even to around Australia. Don't know what they were checking on or even if it's valid info. Just rumor.

They haven't.

/rumor

day after tomorrow

There have been subtropical systems that exist into December. All the letters of the alphabet have been exhausted and they went into the Alpha, Beta, etc. names. Yeah, its a bit odd but I dont see a reason to panic...

Thanks for the pin! This winter is just insane. Wonder if any pole shift tards have any input.

reason for this....(i have studied hurricane frequency and magnitude for some years on a scientiic level)....the magnetic feild flux is having an adverse effect on the jet stream which is imperative in the formation of hurricanes...it would be interesting especially as the weather patterns which form hurricanes are from the saharan region...warm winds...but they were stating that they had recently had snow....i need to look into this further.....

Its strange too, all the MSM outlets are commenting on the nonexistant winter. The Today show even did a 7 minute peice of it. I seem to think though that if MSM making a big deal about it, nothing will happen.

I'm in Florida...if a storm were to POP up this time of year....wow....that's scary.