[tamisop]

Originally Posted by sounding

Why are there NO hurricanes or typhoons ANYWHERE in the world today? Plus, NOAA says there won't be any storm activity for at least 7 days. What's happening?

While I can't speak to the Pacific, Saharan dust is keeping the Atlantic storms at bay. Once that is gone it will ramp up. The best metrologist to follow is Denis Phillips out of Tampa. He goes live on Facebook and YouTube most every Tuesday and Thursday night at 7:30. If there's a storm brewing he'll be on every night.

[SaucyJim]

Wow. Two-plus pages of comments and not one mention of chem-trails.

The end is nigh!! LOL!!

[Steve]

Originally Posted by sounding

Why are there NO hurricanes or typhoons ANYWHERE in the world today? Plus, NOAA says there won't be any storm activity for at least 7 days. What's happening?

Kind of takes the wind out of the sales of "The Most Active Hurricane Season Ever".

[Two Bills]

Think all the Atlantic storms are heading to UK.
12th. one this year.
Not exactly hurricane force, but winds up to 80mph.
Yet another lousy cool wet summer here.

[Regorp]

Originally Posted by sounding

Why are there NO hurricanes or typhoons ANYWHERE in the world today? Plus, NOAA says there won't be any storm activity for at least 7 days. What's happening?

Saharan dust storms have tamped down the weather fronts that create hurricane activity. Still time in September for a BIG one!

[Rodneysblue]

Originally Posted by sounding

Why are there NO hurricanes or typhoons ANYWHERE in the world today? Plus, NOAA says there won't be any storm activity for at least 7 days. What's happening?

Shhhhhh, they’re sleeping and resting up.

[sounding]

Originally Posted by Wondering

First of all count your blessings that there aren't any! Hurricane season starts in Florida in September and ends in November.

Those who attend the Weather Club know that these types of statements are misleading. This image is just for July hurricanes for example.

[sounding]

Originally Posted by tamisop

While I can't speak to the Pacific, Saharan dust is keeping the Atlantic storms at bay. Once that is gone it will ramp up. The best metrologist to follow is Denis Phillips out of Tampa. He goes live on Facebook and YouTube most every Tuesday and Thursday night at 7:30. If there's a storm brewing he'll be on every night.

But why is there more dust - and why the hyper-active epic hurricane forecasts this year?

[CybrSage]

Originally Posted by Jazzman

The decreased activity in the Atlantic is a result of sand storms from Africa migrating out over the Atlantic resulting in a change in the atmospheric conditions that enable formations of storms off the coast.

Enough with the conspiracy theories already...

[kansasr]

Originally Posted by sounding

Why are there NO hurricanes or typhoons ANYWHERE in the world today? Plus, NOAA says there won't be any storm activity for at least 7 days. What's happening?

Hurricane season in the Atlantic starts September 1...that's when you start to see the most activity

[CybrSage]

Originally Posted by SaucyJim

Wow. Two-plus pages of comments and not one mention of chem-trails.

The end is nigh!! LOL!!

That is because chem trails are used to make people stupid. Why else would so many people vote for either of the two main candidates. No smart person thinks these are the best choices out there.
The current candidates are the perfect proof of the government program that chem trails making Americans stupid.

(Jokes, people, jokes)

[Heytubes]

Because I’m leaving Sunday on a cruise.

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by kansasr

Hurricane season in the Atlantic starts September 1...that's when you start to see the most activity

Sorry, wrong. June 1--Nov 30, Peak Sept 9.

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by SaucyJim

Wow. Two-plus pages of comments and not one mention of chem-trails.

The end is nigh!! LOL!!

What about cow farts?????

[karostay]

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Global warming has evaporated them