A look at the 2012 Atlantic Hurricane Season
We shall see what happens!
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Great & informative commentary, Levi! I hope we do have more moisture in the SE this summer, as FL has been very dry & TX can sure use the moisture too!
Looking forward to spending the hurricane season with my Tropical Tidbits!
Maybe we won’t have a situation where a tropical storm fizzles out right before landfall or right on impact. *cough cough* Don *cough cough*. :)
Hi, Levi -
Terrific summary of the upcoming tropical storm season. Glad to hear your updates again.
Hope things are doing well for you at Univ. of Alaska.
Best regards,
Bart
That was very well synthesized, Levi. A couple of comments/questions:
1) Any thoughts on the N Atl TUTT (strength, location) and how it may aid your hypotheses? Your analog years might be of interest.
2) What is r-value between N Atl and Niño 3.4 SST anomaly?
Just found your site…Thanks for a great update. Getting close to the start of the season, and always look forward to your analysis.
we need a small update on the change in the enso and how it may influence the up coming season