One week before season opens, there have been some hurricane forecast updates. I have not seen notable changes in them. Sahara dust is crossing the Atlantic. As it often does this time of year, until the ITCZ moves north and washes it out.
H. Erick underwent rapid intensification (tropical storm to Category 4 within 24 hrs) before west coast Mexico landfall as Cat 3. In contrast, the Atlantic has been 'pacific'. Nothing in remote sensing hints at formation in Atlantic basin, so we can pretty much set aside the month of June.
Not entirely surprising for a Bostonian to regard that small area as 'global'. A snooty bunch they are.
That's what I'm talkin' about! Bostonia arguably is the center of the Academic Universe, and may be negotiating an off-ramp with Big Orange . Not center of the Gastronomic Universe, but meriting attention. Superb in terms of Culture depth. Maybe could improve breadth there .
July nearly ends, no vorticity is developing in Atlantic nor in Gulf of Whatever. So first two months of H Season have zeroed out. I have now idea what those who predict will say about this if they make updated predictions. All should be relieved of course. If some are also a bit bored, see if Hurricane Katrina: Race Against Time - National Geographic - For everyone in everywhere is available in your viewing area,
There was a Simpsons bad-guy character named Les Moore. I defer to devotees of that show to describe him.
there was a les nessman in wkrp cincinatti, and a joke about 'more 'somebody' and les nessman', but i can't find it. if it were me, (or burt reynolds) it would have been more loni anderson
