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WestMichRad

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1. If I recall correctly,

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Fri May 22, 2026, 10:03 AM

16 hrs ago

Last year’s forecast was for an above-average number of hurricanes etc., but it didn’t turn out that way. Unless perhaps you count all the fish storms that stayed offshore.
So, maybe they are right… but maybe not. And it only takes one tragically placed devastating storm to make it a bad hurricane year.

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If I recall correctly, WestMichRad 16 hrs ago #1

It depends on the intensity of the ENSO state BumRushDaShow 15 hrs ago #2

The oceans are continuing to warm DemocracyForever 13 hrs ago #3

You can always check out Copernicus, which is handled by the EU's mets and climatologists BumRushDaShow 11 hrs ago #4