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2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season


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21 minutes ago, LongBeachSurfFreak said:

The current water temp distribution is screaming low MDR numbers. It’s not just the cooler waters in the MDR itself it’s the warmer waters in the subtropics. This reduces vertical instability and reduces lapse rates in the MDR.

This does further my prediction of a home grown season. 

Latest 20-60W/10-20N OHC, while much cooler than 2023-4, is still near the very warm 2013-24 avg:

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But Gulf is warmer than 2023 and not too much cooler than 2024:

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19 minutes ago, LongBeachSurfFreak said:

The current water temp distribution is screaming low MDR numbers. It’s not just the cooler waters in the MDR itself it’s the warmer waters in the subtropics. This reduces vertical instability and reduces lapse rates in the MDR.

This does further my prediction of a home grown season. 

 

2 minutes ago, LongBeachSurfFreak said:

Gulf should spin out a few monsters this season. 

 

My thoughts too including a gulf storm dragging along the eastern seaboard after a fl landfall

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3 hours ago, LongBeachSurfFreak said:

The current water temp distribution is screaming low MDR numbers. It’s not just the cooler waters in the MDR itself it’s the warmer waters in the subtropics. This reduces vertical instability and reduces lapse rates in the MDR.

This does further my prediction of a home grown season. 

Yeah and this year probably has the biggest signal yet for a lower activity eastern MDR even as the last few years in the tropical Atlantic has struggled. Given that we’ve blown the top off what’s possible with CAGs in this last decade, those climatologically favorable periods should be watched closely. 

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