guy what do u think of the 2024 hurricane season
personally, i am expecting an average to slightly below average atlantic hurricane season in 2024 due to rapid mdr cooling events caused by saharan dust outbreaks in the summer.
also thinking there will be significant instability issues in the mdr due to a warm pool near newfoundland and an overly strong la nina.
my numbers:
10-15 ns
3-5 hurricanes
0-1 majors
thoughts?
HHW News - March 14, 2024
- 1 More promotions (and stuff)
- 2 Celebrating future birthdays
- 3 The HHW Tales (or whatever we can call this)
- 4 In other news
There were a few user rights updates in the last two weeks:
- The promotions of Finolian (Alex) to a junior administrator; User:Kiko Snowe (Dynah/Hazel) to rollbacker; and Cove412 (Cove) and Hoang42006 (Hoang) to autopatrolled users. The first two were promoted in light of Monsoonjr99 (Monsoon)'s resignation on February 29, while the other two were promoted on March 6. Congratulations to all four!
Meanwhile, several users are celebrating their birthdays in March, and the HHWN team wishes them a happy birthday in advance! You are all amazing, and we appreciate your contributions to our wiki. Feel free to send them a message. They …
HHW News - February 28, 2024
- 1 Some stuff happened
- 2 Celebrating future birthdays
- 3 StrawberryMaster Reads, by Blog Author Strawberry
- 4 2022 Azores subtropical storm ▪ nxsa
- 4.1 Organization:
- 4.2 Presentation:
- 4.3 Format:
- 4.4 Detail:
- 4.5 Effort:
- 5 In other news
It did. A hacking incident led to the main channel in our community chat, aka casual-chat, being deleted and the creation of a temporary server — which people agreed to move after a discussion. We're still alive, however — and so is HHW News!
Meanwhile, several users are celebrating their birthdays in March, and the HHWN team wishes them a happy birthday in advance! You are all amazing, and we appreciate your contributions to our wiki. Feel free to send them a message. They include:
- March 1 - Hypercane, a former bureaucrat, and Kiewi…
Storms I Experienced
The number of storms that I've experienced were limited because I live in Rhode Island, but those that were strong enough to exist near Rhode Island were as follows:
Remnants of a lot of storms lol
Fay (2020)
Isaias (2020)
Elsa (2021)
Henri (2021)
Ophelia (2023)
HHW News - February 14, 2024
- 1 Dialogue/quote of the day
- 2 Celebrating future birthdays
- 3 StrawberryMaster Reads, by Blog Author Strawberry
- 4 2035 Atlantic hurricane season (HurriCade)
- 4.1 Organization:
- 4.2 Presentation:
- 4.3 Format:
- 4.4 Detail:
- 4.5 Effort:
- 5 In other news
Tomorrow's the birthday of Jnlt215 - happy birthday, Jnlt! Meanwhile, several users are celebrating their birthdays in February, and the HHWN team wishes them a happy birthday in advance! You are all amazing, and we appreciate your contributions to our wiki. Feel free to send them a message. They include:
- February 21 - XMCL, a former administrator
- February 22 - Fester96, a user of the wiki, and WikiaJordan, a former administrator
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2023 Northern Hemisphere Rankings
This is a blog post about my own personal rankings of 2023 tropical cyclones in the Northern Hemisphere, either by my own opinion or per notability.
- 1 Hurricane Graded Strength
- 2 Personal Grading and Retirement Chances
- 2.1 Atlantic
- 2.2 Eastern Pacific
Ranking the storms by grade that uses strength and damages as main factors, in which 100 is the highest a hurricane can get. 90 is the lowest a hurricane can get. This does not include tropical storms.
HHW News - January 29, 2024
- 1 Dialogue/quote of the day
- 2 Celebrating future birthdays
- 3 StrawberryMaster Reads, by Blog Author Strawberry
- 4 2030 Atlantic hurricane season (Sierra)
- 4.1 Organization:
- 4.2 Presentation:
- 4.3 Format:
- 4.4 Detail:
- 4.5 Effort:
- 5 In other news
Meanwhile, several users are celebrating their birthdays in February, and the HHWN team wishes them a happy birthday in advance! You are all amazing, and we appreciate your contributions to our wiki. Feel free to send them a message. They include:
- February 1 - Finolian, a rollbacker and former bureaucrat
- February 4 - Serobone, a former bureaucrat
- February 5 - HurricaneBrick, a former bureaucrat
- February 7 - SolarRadiation 7500, a user of the wiki
- February 10 - Cosmo224, a user of the wiki
- February 12 - SolarisPenguin, a former j…
Super Typhoon Doksuri
| Pressure = | Damages = $175 billion (2023 USD) | Fatalities = 1,125,000 | Areas = Philippines, Palau, Micronesia | Hurricane season = 2023 Pacific Typhoon Season }}
- 1 Intro and Overview
- 2 Meteorological History
- 2.1 Prologue - Invest 93W
- 3 Chapter 1 - Fish Storm
- 3.1 Chapter 2 - Uncertain Times
- 3.2 Chapter 3 - Fujiwhara with Lan and Landfall
- 3.3 Chapter 4 - After The Storm
- 3.4 Aftermath
- 4 Records
- 5 See also
Extreme Super Typhoon Doksuri was the strongest storm recorded in the Northern Hemisphere. Just a month after Cyclone Lola had dissipated, it caused unprecedented damage in the Philippines, after a fujiwhara interaction with Super Typhoon Lan steered the storm directly into the country rather than out to sea. The fourth name…
HHW News - January 14, 2024
- 1 Dialogue/quote of the day
- 2 We are so back
- 3 Celebrating future birthdays
- 4 HHWN Awards
- 5 In other news
Yeah! After a one month-long break, HHW News is up and running again. This will be a shorter edition, given that everything needs to be set up again, but it's a good start.
Meanwhile, several users are celebrating their birthdays in January, and the HHWN team wishes them a happy birthday in advance! You are all amazing, and we appreciate your contributions to our wiki. Feel free to send them a message. They include:
- January 15 - Sandy156, an administrator of the wiki
- January 16 - Faniolis, a user of the wiki
- January 20 - GiedriusforCat5, a chat moderator and former administrator
- January 26 - BrazilianBasti, a former chat moderator
- January 27 - Emmaeli…
2024 Weather Record for Plymouth County, MA
Hello, and welcome to this blog that keeps track of impactful weather events for the communities of my home county, Plymouth County, Massachusetts. This aims to be a record keeping thingamajig to look back on in years, for whatever reasons necessary. Without further ado, let's get to the impactful days!
January 1, 2024: First day of 2024! It was sunny here, with a high around 38-39 degrees. The low was 22 degrees the following morning, however it was 33 on New Years' morning.
January 4, 2024: This is the first overall snow of the calendar year! A cold front moved through, bringing a dusting on the grassy surfaces here.
January 7, 2024: The first measurable snow of 2024 here! The event around 2.7" here and was a very messy, slushy storm.
January 1…
Ian
I remember when ian flooded my grand mas house and we had to run to the attic on her beach house before the stilts collapsed and we all flew forward but survived becuase the walls were still up 💗
My 2024 Atlantic Hurricane Season projections
Since the 2023 Atlantic Hurricane Season is over as of 1 Month ago, I will rate 2023's storms from F--- to A++
Unnamed*should have been Arlene* 70 MPH/976 mbar January 16-17 2023 B++
Tropical Storm Arlene- 40 MPH/998 mbar- June 1-3, 2023 F--
Tropical Storm Bret- 70 MPH/996 mbar- C
Tropical Storm Cindy- 60 MPH/1004 mbar- F--
Hurricane Don- 75 MPH/984 mbar... A
Tropical Storm Emily... 50 MPH/998 mbar- F---
Hurricane Franklin- 150 MPH/926 mbar- A++
Tropical Storm Gert- 60 MPH/998 mbar... C++
Tropical Storm Harold... 50 MPH/996 mbar... E-
Hurricane Idalia- 130 MPH/940 mbar- A++
Tropical Storm Jose- 65 MPH/996 mbar- A+
Tropical Storm Katia- 60 MPH/998 mbar- F---
Hurricane Lee- 165 MPH/926 mbar- A++
Hurricane Margot- 90 MPH/970 mbar- B++
Hurricane Nigel- 100 …
2024 Worldwide Cyclone Season (LamboCoin Cars)
The 2024 Worldwide Cyclone Season is an upcoming season of tropical cyclone activity. This article scopes all tropical cyclones to exist within the 2024 calendar year, from January 1st to December 31st. Tropical cyclones that crossed over from 2023 will also be included, though only events from 2024 will be included. Additionally, crossover storms will not be included in the 2024 Season total, even if they intensify to peak intensity during 2024.
Cyclone Pita (2023)
| Pressure = | Damages = $25 billon (2023 USD) | Fatalities = 2,024 | Areas = Cook Islands, Tonga, Fiji, Vanuatu, New Zealand, Antarctica, Chile, Argentina | Hurricane season = 2023-24 Southern Hemisphere Cyclone Seasons. }}
- 1 Intro and Overview
- 2 Meteorological History
- 2.1 Invest 93P
- 2.2 Pre-Christmas (December 17th-22nd)
- 2.3 Christmas Intensification (December 23rd-26th)
- 2.4 Post-Christmas (December 27th-31st)
- 2.5 First Days of 2024 (January 1st-7th)
- 2.6 Extratropical Extremes (January 9th-present)
- 3 Aftermath
- 4 Legacy
Cyclone Pita, also known as The Grinch Cyclone in internet pop culture, is an ongoing tropical cyclone in the South-East Pacific basin that formed in the middle of December 2023. It was the third strongest tro…
2023 Pacific Typhoon Season (LamboCoin Cars)
Note: Under blog category while I put this together.
The 2023 Pacific Typhoon Season was a below average year in terms of number of named storms. However, the year can best be described as 'quality over quantity' due to the number of storms that became powerful typhoons.
In the Western Pacific, 18 storms formed, which is half the average of 36 per season. Of the 18 storms, 16 became typhoons, and 10 became majors. The first storm was Mawar in the Gulf of Thailand on January 30th, and the last storm was Gaemi in the equatorial Pacific near the Philippines on December 9th. The strongest system of the season (and in Western Pacific recorded history) was Super Typhoon Doksuri, reaching an extreme peak of 310mph and 775mb on June 8th during the 202…
HHW News - November 28, 2023
- 1 Dialogue/quote of the day
- 2 Atlantic vs. Pacific contest
- 3 Celebrating future birthdays
- 4 Dynah, Shep, and the Uretha Winter of 1775: a short story
- 5 In other news
New updates on the Atlantic vs. Pacific hurricane contest. This contest is functionally over, given both seasons end in two days. With the addition of Ramon to the East Pacific's tally, we have a preliminary end to the contest. The tally is 53-39 for the East Pacific, its biggest lead in over 5 years.
In 2022, the East Pacific defeated the Atlantic 38-28, its first win since 2018, after a narrow 38-35 defeat in 2021 and a 64-31 landslide defeat in 2020 to the Atlantic.
With that being said... congratulations to the East Pacific for winning the 2023 Atlantic vs. East Pacific season contest…
2023 Atlantic Hurricane Season (LamboCoin Cars)
The 2023 Worldwide Cyclone Season is an ongoing season of tropical cyclone activity. The year has been around average in terms of named storms, however, very notable in terms of the ratios of major cyclones. Much of the first eight months of the year were been defined by long periods of only a couple storms being active, albeit very strong systems, followed by brief but large bursts of high activity.
Four periods of time can be sorted as 'very active,' which consists of major systems in the Southern Hemisphere from February-March, the 2023 Grad Hyperactive period, consisting of 30 closely spaced storms from mid May to mid June, another burst of Pacific activity starting in late July and lasting through mid-August, and the Atlantic waking up…
a brief judgement of farm river's WMHB list 5 retirements
yes i did get bored why did you ask?
So yea the TG episode of the main series is on hold for RN. So have some filler
1983
- Chantal: the C3 Texas landfall happens in a fairly rural area BUT it would be close to Freeport. Big question mark on this one
- Dean: see Chantal above, but replace "Freeport" with "Rockport"
- The death tolls given for both storms are likely too high but the damages may be somewhat close to the mark. Both would be astronomical for 1983 so if they are true then both names would be given a justified retirement
1989
- Marilyn: yeah that MH whack on Delaware basically guarantees retirement
1995
- Sebastien: just barely nicks NC but it does so at high end C4 intensity, it then hits NE as a C2. Likely retirement candidate
- Wendy: C3 landfall …
2023 Pacific Hurricane Season (LamboCoin Cars)
The 2023 Pacific Hurricane Season was a below average year in terms of number of named storms, however, most of those storms went onto become very powerful hurricanes.
In the Eastern Pacific, with 14 depressions and 13 storms, the season had the least number of storms since the 2020 season. Eleven of those storms though became hurricanes, with every hurricane becoming a major hurricane at some point in their lifespan. That means about 80% of storms that formed became majors, a very large ratio in an excellent example of a quality over quantity season.
The Central Pacific also added to this tally, after a slumber of almost three years. Four storms formed from June-August, with all four becoming hurricanes and all but one (Iona) becoming majors.…
HHW News - November 2, 2023
- 1 Wait! But you're late!
- 2 Dialogue/quote of the day
- 3 Atlantic vs. Pacific contest
- 4 Celebrating future birthdays
- 5 Fabian and the Oil: a short story
- 6 In other news
Unfortunately, yes. I had an exam that day and was unable to finish the preparations for the edition on the 28th. Sorry! In the meantime, enjoy this special edition.
New updates on the Atlantic vs. Pacific hurricane contest, even though this will probably be outdated pretty soon. As it stands, the East Pacific maintains its lead - it increased its score by a whopping 12 points, powered by Norma, Otis and Pillar, while the Atlantic increased its score by 3 points. The current tally is 52-39 for the East Pacific, it's biggest lead in over 5 years.
In 2022, the East Pacific defeated the Atlan…
Judging Retired Names: WMHB Edition, Episode 2 - TornadoGenius' Dvorak Technique Series
Better late than never!
The LHF Retirement Scale (LRS):
- Retired with Extreme Prejudice - The absolutely certain retirees, storms which will likely be permanently engrained in public memory. Usually happens when the storm has over 50 billion dollars in damage, or if they were otherwise historically notable. IRL examples include Andrew, Ivan, Katrina, Ike, Sandy, Harvey, Irma, Maria, Dorian and Ian.
- Retired - Retirees which have very good cases indeed. They are usually very destructive...and very deadly. IRL examples include Fran, Floyd, Isabel, the rest of 2004 and 2005's retirees with the possible exception of Dennis, all three 2007 retirees, Gustav, Irene, Matthew, both of 2018's retirees, Laura, Ida and Fiona.
- On the Fence - Storms which could g…
6 years on HHW (and a belated 1-year anniversary of this account!)
Based on the time I made my first edit on my first account on October 23, 2017 at 01:45 EST, today would be my sixth wikiversary! If you don't know what it is, it's a wiki anniversary, simply put.
What does that mean? It means I have been here for SIX years. That's a lot of time when you think about it. Since I forgot to write a message for my fifth wikiversary (not sure if I did, but whatever), I'll make it up here, through a letter of thanks from a six-year user:
Dear Hypothetical Hurricanes Wiki:
Six years have come and gone, and I know it's been quite a long one. I've been through so many things throughout my time here, whether they are good or bad, and regardless of how you may feel, let us remember to cherish each and every moment spent o…
My Desmos things
The following is a list of all of my important saved graphs on Desmos. Some of this is calculators, other just generally useful or cool stuff to look at (assuming you're a math person like I am). Enjoy!
- Feet Inches to Inches Calculator: Self-explanatory. Useful if you need to make a quick calculation and are too lazy to do so.
- Volume Calculator: Used to calculate the volume of a rectangular prism. Values must be input in inches (my deepest apologies, metric fans)!
- Kite Angles Calculator: Given the measures of two of a kite's angles, will calculate the measures of the other two.
- Distance Between Pounts Calculator: Self-explanatory. Given two points, finds the distance between them.
- Pythagorean Solvers: Used to solve Pythagorean Theorem.
- Legs Only…
2026 Hypothetical Atlantic Hurricane Season (Landon/LST)
{{Infobox tropical cyclone season
Year = 2026
The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season was an extremely active Atlantic hurricane season
HHW News - October 14, 2023
- 1 Dialogue/quote of the day
- 2 Atlantic vs. Pacific contest
- 3 Celebrating future birthdays
- 4 Special recipes
- 5 In other news
New updates on the Atlantic vs. Pacific hurricane contest, even though this will probably be outdated pretty soon. As it stands, the East Pacific retakes the lead, 40 to 36, although we're getting close to an end here - the East Pacific increases its score by six points, powered by Lidia and (to a lesser extent) Max, while the Atlantic increases its score by one point, due to the formation of Sean.
In 2022, the East Pacific defeated the Atlantic 38-28, its first win since 2018, after a narrow 38-35 defeat in 2021 and a 64-31 landslide defeat in 2020 to the Atlantic.
Tomorrow's the birthday of Balticsea1, a former chat moderator -…
tutorial shitpost
welcome to my tutorial shitpost! it could be math, it could be DIY, it could be evil, or it could be coding, or anything else!!!
- 1 temperature table chart
- 2 how to convert to kelvin
- 2.1 fahrenheit to kelvin
here is how to convert celsius or fahrenheit to kelvin. kelvin is the temperature scientifically used for gases.
the formula to convert fahrenheit to kelvin is K = 5/9(F − 32) + 273.15 because using the math formula insert didn't work so it's like this now!!!
imagine F = 924 and you wanna convert it to kelvin. just follow the steps from the formula :3
- 5/9(924 - 32) . subtract 32 from 924 first.
- 5/9(892) . multiply 5/9 by 892.
- 495.6 + 273.15 . add them both.
you get the temperature, which is 768.75 .
in progress so wait
Just testing something
This post is basically just for me making timelines for hypos
2023 hypo (picks up off of modern)202420252026SOSC 2023Just testing something cursed
HHW News - September 28, 2023
- 1 Dialogue/quote of the day
- 2 Thirteen years ago...
- 3 Atlantic vs. Pacific contest
- 4 Celebrating future birthdays
- 5 Special recipes
- 6 SM Interviews: StrawberryMaster interviews Finolian
- 7 In other news
...this wiki was born. Sorta - it was actually born 17 years ago in a Burger King in Singapore. Its first word was "sad", its second word was "kek", and we put flex tape over its mouth so all it said next was "bereaucrat". But exactly 10 years ago, Sjmaven1993 - looking for a place to store his works during high school - created this site. And thirteen years later, it has over 15k articles, more than 100 active users, and a highly dedicated userbase. If HHW was a user, it would no longer be underage. Unless, of course, it lived in the state of California …
Judging Retired Names: WMHB Edition, Episode 1 - Force Thirteen's Atlantic WMHB Series
I told you it'd start immediately.
This is the debut of the Judging Retired Names: WMHB Edition series I made a blog post about (5 minutes ago or thereabouts at time of writing). Don't want to bore you too much so instead I'll just C+P the LHF Retirement Scale (LRS) in:
- Retired with Extreme Prejudice - The absolutely certain retirees, storms which will likely be permanently engrained in public memory. Usually happens when the storm has over 50 billion dollars in damage, or if they were otherwise historically notable. IRL examples include Andrew, Ivan, Katrina, Ike, Sandy, Harvey, Irma, Maria, Dorian and Ian.
- Retired - Retirees which have very good cases indeed. They are usually very destructive...and very deadly. IRL examples include Fran, Floyd, …
New Series Announcement
#visualisforlosers
Ah, what-might-have-been seasons. We've all seen them, most of us like them, and some of us usually read them to see how insanely strong some of the TCs get, and what the naming lists look like in present. And with that second one, of course, come retirements. But sometimes there comes a retirement you don't particularly agree with. And sometimes, it's for a valid reason (although dog poop diarrhea 2018 me wouldn't think so).
That's where I come in.
Back in Ye Olden Days, I discovered a blog post by Sass called "Judging Retired Names". It basically reviewed every single Atlantic basin retirement since 1979, and in it Sass gave his opinions on if the name deserved it or not. (Well over half of them did.)
Anyways, taking that id…
HHW News - September 14, 2023
September 14, 2023 — Welcome to the 67th edition of HHW News (HHWN), your bi-monthly, electronic news service about the Hypothetical Hurricanes Wiki's recent events. You should (hopefully) expect the next edition to be on your doorstep on September 28, 2023.
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- 1 Dialogue/quote of the day
- 2 Eight years ago...
- 3 Atlantic vs. Pacific contest
- 4 Celebrating future birthdays
- 5 StrawberryMaster Reads, by Blog Author Strawberry
- 6 2023 Atlantic hurricane season
- 6.1 Orga…
Cyclone Lola (2023)
| Pressure = | Damages = $380 billion (2023 USD) | Fatalities = 2,675,000 | Areas = Vanuatu, Australia, Papua New Guinea, Indonesia, Mauritius, Réunion, Madagascar, Comoros, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Republic of the Congo, Gabon, Brazil, Peru, Ecuador | Hurricane season = 2022-23 Southern Hemisphere Cyclone Seasons. }}
- 1 Intro and Overview
- 2 Meteorological History
- 2.1 Prologue - Invest 92P
- 3 Chapter 1 - The Fire Starts
- 3.1 Chapter 2 - Indian Ocean Voyage
- 3.2 Chapter 3 - Inland Over Africa
- 3.3 Chapter 4 - South Atlantic Loops
- 3.4 Chapter 5 - Southeast Pacific Hubris
- 3.5 Aftermath
- 4 Records
- 5 See also
Cyclone Lola was a historic cyclone that ravaged the Southern Hemisphere from Ma…
sixth wikiversary
a few things
1. six years here omg
1.5 8k edits omg
2. yes i'm unretired lmao
3. big project announcement coming soon it'll be in the form of a blog post
Extended Categories stats based on Dvorak value
Legend:
- Dvorak#: Dvorak value
- KTS 1M: Maximum average wind speed in 1 minute in Knots per hour
- MPH 1M: Maximum average wind speed in 1 minute in Miles per hour
- KTS 1M: Maximum average wind speed in 1 minute in Kilometres per hour
- KTS 10M: Maximum average wind speed in 10 minutes in Knots per hour
- MPH 10M: Maximum average wind speed in 10 minutes in Miles per hour
- KTS 10M: Maximum average wind speed in 10 minutes in Kilometres per hour
- P.NA: Minimum pressure in millibars in North Atlantic basin
- P.PAC: Minimum pressure in millibars in North Pacific basin
- Category: Extended Saffir–Simpson scale including Hypercane based on 1 minute maximum average wind speed
- Surge (FT): Storm surge height in feet
- Surge (M): Storm surge height in metres
- HSI: Extended Hurri…
HHW News - August 28, 2023
August 28, 2023 — Welcome to the 66th edition of HHW News (HHWN), your bi-monthly, electronic news service about the Hypothetical Hurricanes Wiki's recent events. You should (hopefully) expect the next edition to be on your doorstep on September 14, 2023.
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- 1 Dialogue/quote of the day
- 2 Atlantic vs. Pacific contest
- 3 Celebrating future birthdays
- 4 StrawberryMaster Reads, by Blog Author Strawberry
- 5 2389 Davis Station subtropical depression
- 5.1 Organization:
- 5.…
2020 Worldwide Cyclone Season (LamboCoin Cars)
The 2020 Worldwide Cyclone Season was the least active year for tropical cyclones in recorded history, with only 29 systems forming. The year was characterized by extremely long gaps in activity, with the occasional intense cyclone between.
This hurricane season was unique in main due to climatological conditions present. An extreme La Nina persisted from 2018-19 into early 2020, and the Atlantic was predicted to have another active season. However, in March, a sudden, sharp uptick in wind shear around the world and an extended winter in the northern hemisphere that tropical cyclone activity ended up being suppressed for a record four months straight, with the next system forming in mid-July.
The first system developed in the South Pacific o…
2019 Atlantic Hurricane Season (LamboCoin Cars)
The 2019 Atlantic Hurricane Season was the most active, deadliest, and costliest Atlantic Hurricane Season on record. The season saw a record breaking 66 named storms, which broke the record of 46 that had just been set in 2018. The season was notorious for land hugging and notoriously strong storms, with many striking populated coastlines and causing intense death and destruction.
This hurricane season was unique in main due to climatological conditions present. In June 2018, an underwater volcano in the middle of the Pacific Ocean was the site of the largest volcanic eruption in human history. This eruption caused a major shift in the earth's atmosphere, and combining with an already extreme La Nina, set up the conditions for an extremely…
tharvuta 16 2126 latest weather 09:00 CPST
there are currently 3 active storms as of tharvuta and 2 are forming as a quartizal disturbance.
secodio 15 2126 friends87 news update: quartzacane beatriz (chile pool)
THE NOC HAS RECENTLY DISCOVERED THAT EXTRATROPICAL BEATRIZ IN SECODIO 19 WILL INTENSIFY AS A CATEGORY 10 AND AT SECODIO 27 IT WILL PASS THE QUARTZACANE TORAJI'S WINDSPEED WITH THE WINDS OF 1902 MPH
basin:chile pool basin
HHW News - August 14, 2023
August 14, 2023 — Welcome to the 65th edition of HHW News (HHWN), your bi-monthly, electronic news service about the Hypothetical Hurricanes Wiki's recent events. You should (hopefully) expect the next edition to be on your doorstep on August 28, 2023.
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- 1 But hey! It's not August 14!
- 2 Dialogue/quote of the day
- 3 More wiki updates
- 4 Atlantic vs. Pacific contest
- 4.1 Notes
- 5 Celebrating future birthdays
- 6 Wait, where's SM Reads?
- 7 In other news
True. Unfortunately,…
my extremely awesome video that is better than yours
Inspiration and credits to: History of Pacific typhoon names (Bowsertendo666)
- 1 1943-1979
- 1.1 Retired names
- 2 1979-1989
- 2.1 Retired names
- 3 1989-1996
- 3.1 Retired names
- 4 1996-2019
- 4.1 Retired names
A few names from an unknown naming list were used in 1957 and 1958. Those names being: Avery, Bess, Carrie, Eva, Ginny, Julia, Lisa, Molly, Nina, Pat, Rachel, Sally and Valentina.
- Ava, Bess, Cora, Dora, Helene, Joan, Mildred and Rosalind were replaced by Anne, Belle, Clara, Diane, Holly, Josephine, Marie and Rhea. Quinta and Quilla were removed from the lists since names starting with Q were decommissioned.
- Catherine, Jean and Nadine were retired after the 1943 and 1944 seasons due to their damages and deaths. They were replaced by Candice, Jasmine and Nadia.
- Becky…