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marinessSometime back in July, I heard a couple of people comment that for a supposedly busy hurricane season, we weren't seeing much.
Skip ahead to August and September, where, since the formation of Danielle on August 22nd, we have literally not had a single day without a named storm someplace in the Atlantic basin for at least one portion of the day, one of which with the horrific name of "Igor." (I say, no matter what happens with this hurricane, we retire the name regardless.)
As of now, we have three active storms.
Edit: Meant to add, I don't really have anything profound to say about this; I just find predictions and their outcomes/reactions to them fascinating.
Skip ahead to August and September, where, since the formation of Danielle on August 22nd, we have literally not had a single day without a named storm someplace in the Atlantic basin for at least one portion of the day, one of which with the horrific name of "Igor." (I say, no matter what happens with this hurricane, we retire the name regardless.)
As of now, we have three active storms.
Edit: Meant to add, I don't really have anything profound to say about this; I just find predictions and their outcomes/reactions to them fascinating.