bluewave Posted August 21, 2018 Share Posted August 21, 2018 I put together a list of local tropical cyclone impacts by ENSO state since 1950. The storm effects occurred between the Delaware River and Montauk Point and had to produce at least 5 inches of rain or 50 mph wind gusts. Some storms met both conditions and others just one.The strength was noted at the time of passing our latitude.The ENSO states were from the previous winter going forward. 1952...TS Able................................neutral 1953...H Barbara.............................neutral 1954...H Carol/H Edna/H Hazel.........neutral to La Nina 1955...TS Connie/TS Diane..............La Nina 1960...TS Brenda/H Donna............. .neutral 1961...H Esther...............................neutral 1971...TS Doria................................La Nina 1972...TS Agnes..............................La Nina to El Nino 1976...H Belle..................................La Nina to neutral then El Nino 1979...TS David...............................neutral 1985...H Gloria.................................La Nina 1991...H Bob....................................neutral El Nino 1995...Opal remnants........................El Nino to La Nina 1996...TS Bertha..............................La Nina to neutral 1999...TS Floyd...............................La Nina 2001...ST Allison.............................La Nina to neutral 2003...TS Isabel..............................El Nino to neutral 2004...ES Jeanne/ED Frances..........neutral to El Nino 2005..Tammy remnants....................El Nino to La Nina 2006...ES Ernesto............................La Nina to El Nino 2008...TS Hanna..............................La Nina 2011...Irene....Lee remnants.............La Nina 2012...Hurricane Sandy.....................La Nina 2013...TS Andrea..............................cold neutral 13 years following La Nina winters 8 years following ENSO neutral winters 3 years following El Nino winters 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LongBeachSurfFreak Posted August 21, 2018 Share Posted August 21, 2018 Guessing an exact date is tuff but I would say not this season. By the time the Atlantic has a shot at producing we will be into the recurvature season. As the westerly’s become more pronounced. The exact reason sandy is so incredibly anamolous Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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