Atlantic Hurricane 2022 Season: Bad News

Here come the PSA's --

Best way to protect yourself against a hurricane...get vaccinated!

A little sumptin sumptin in the Eastern pacific - 7.5 day forecast.

https://twitter.com/_/status/1527676310058848256

i have been tracks hurricanes since the late 2000..

That's correct. They can hinder developed/developing tropical storms and the early 'dust storm' activity in western Africa could also be a omen for an active season, which has already predicted by NOAA.

The last two Atlantic hurricane seasons saw considerable Saharan dust - how much worse may they have been without it?

Last Edited by Humanitarianlike on 05/20/2022 01:25 PM

I worry for my son , who moved to Puerto Rico

IMO categories will be expanded in the not-too-distant future.

Any canes spinning up better stay in the gulf cuz I'm moving to Jacksonville Beach next month.

Meanwhile, a large tornado watch is extended across portions of six states today..

https://twitter.com/_/status/1527691906649669632

Wow! I hope not! I have adult children on the Florida east coast and grandchildren too there.

Was talking w/ pal o'mine near Baton Rouge. Said they flooded out, whereas after many decades of being raised there, that had never happened before.

And Gulf coasters are a bit worried this season.

It makes me happy that there are other hurricane tards out there.

Ditto.

I lived in south Florida when our military was streaming down the coast under the Kennedy administration, but we moved not long afterwards.

I returned for vacation in late 1994, right after Hurricane Gordon couldn't make up his mind where he wanted to go - 2 FL landfalls and nearly a 3rd (if we count the Keys).
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It could be decades yet but we are already THIS year seeing a significant uptick in windy-related natural disasters - derechos and fires.

New Mexico has seen 30 red flag days since April 1st. (as of May 13th).
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Last week South Dakota (I think) saw winds over 100 mph but more impressive was the fact that there were also 55 reports of winds over 75 mph (hurricane strength) that same day.

Last Edited by Humanitarianlike on 05/20/2022 02:16 PM

I would be - to the point of moving.

But good news for Hawaii

https://twitter.com/_/status/1527025279205621762

Wow that's trippy that's exactly what I was thinking.

Been living here in Florida for over 30 years. Forecasts haven't been right yet. When it decides to come it does. There's plenty of warning beforehand.

Was talking w/ pal o'mine near Baton Rouge. Said they flooded out, whereas after many decades of being raised there, that had never happened before.

And Gulf coasters are a bit worried this season.




YA THINK!!! Was waiting for someone to mention La. Thank you commenter!

Seriously, New Orleans is BELOW sea level. Every day, no, every HOUR is a gamble living there. I’d be having a permanent coronary. Also, the theme of Katrina was “Govt doesnt care about Black People”...(thanks Kanye!) This is so the current narrative right now and there will be *something* that happens anytime now to repeat it....


Hurricane’s be racist y’all!

La Niña still strong is Westpac so all the warm water is there again this year

Every year is the worst year ever. Stop buying this clickbait drama queen bullshit.

Have friends in Grand Isle where Ida came ashore on August 29. They did not get electricity back until mid-January. We live a couple of hours north of GI and during the storm, I could feel our slab vibrating. Our house is 4200 sq ft so can you imagine the strength of winds it took to make that happen? A house a few blocks away shifted on the slab. Looked okay from the exterior but the homeowner, a friend of ours, said her house felt different after Ida. She had it inspected and that is when the shift was found. It had to be torn down.

I guess HAARP and XB received a few upgrades during the past year.

Prediction:

Florida (really, DeSantis) is going to be punished by 2 major hurricanes for going against the NWO narrative.

Last two years have seen rapid intensifiers in the Caribbean. Late in the season and those missed FL.

How many of those 30 years ac has the Gulf Loop been this warm in May?

Ida left quite the trail of wreckage all the way into NY/NJ.

Another factor is La Nina... tends to be less forgiving to the formation of tropic storms compared to El Nino. 2005 was especially brutal to Dallas-Fort Worth region when it received less than 20 inches of rainfall for the year.

I just clean my gun, and dream of Galveston...

Indeed. Something like a 55 to 60% chance for la Nina this summer, last time I checked.

OMG!
It's about to ravage...Spain?
Africa?