Cyclone-68

That must be the one behind Humberto I was inquiring about?

How about the disturbance behind Humberto? Does that have a future anywhere?

Don’t mean to interrupt the flow of the discussion going on but does anyone have any thoughts regarding that disturbance behind Humberto and it’s future evolution with regards to the east coast?

Is this the system in the Bahamas or the one further out in the Atlantic expected to develop? That’s the one I thought may have the slightly better chance to impact someone

I think I might have developed tropical suppression depression.

After what I just read looks like this t shirt will be “the great breezy drizzle of ‘19”. Very disconcerting

Just give me a strong cat 1 with a PRE and diet soda and I’m good for another decade

I forget what the lead time was on Gloria. I assume it was considerable as it was a Cape Verde storm

Even the local NECN met broadcast is alluding to a heightened potential late next week

At least it seems all the pieces will be on the chess board. Should be fun to follow

Now we’re in business. But are any of the east coast/NE impacts plausible from a met standpoint?

Let’s hope the Atlantic becomes a “rumba line” of storms the next few weeks

It’s storms like this I wish my grandparents had stayed in maritime Canada

It absolutely didn’t “perform” as it was once forecasted to do. And I remember the many ‘38 comparisons at the time too

I suspect hitting at low tide and it’s timing was also a large factor in people’s perception of Gloria. If it did the opposite it would have been much more notable IMHO. People also tend to use ‘38 as the standard bearer in much the same way older snow weenies use ‘78 to compare every snowstorm