Ted Keller
EF0
Record number of named storms occurring at the same time? Four today.
Anybody know?
- Thread starter Ted Keller
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B Ozanne
EF5
It was mentioned in the Hanna thread. Five I believe is the record.
Rob Wadsworth
EF5
Has any TD/TS/H evry made to to 'Xavier, Yolanda, or Zoe' - while on the subject of historical systems?
B Ozanne
EF5
Way back in '05. They made it through the alphabet (skipping a few of the letters like Q and X).
Angie Norris
EF5
Yep, made it through the regular alphabet and 6 letters into the Greek alphabet. We finished the season with TS Zeta...very cool.
Brandon Ivey
EF2
Wasn't TS Zeta all the way into January of 2006? What a crazy and historic season!
Angie Norris
EF5
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/pdf/TCR-AL312005_Zeta.pdf
Dec 30, 2005-Jan 6, 2006...second latest storm to form.
Dec 30, 2005-Jan 6, 2006...second latest storm to form.
B Ozanne
EF5
There are no Q,U,X,Y and Z storms. Not enough name choices.
J Kinkaid
1998 we had 4 canes at the same time in the Atlantic basin Georgas,Hermine,Ivan and Jeanne
Shane Adams
...why the NHC site hasn't been loading at all for 2 days now???
B Ozanne
EF5
It might be my fault, I've been on it quite frequently the past two days.
Gregg Gallina
EF0
Rob, though people have posted response with regard to ATL systems... but the EPAC does go to X,Y and Z and we saw that 1992 and this included 3 Central Pac systems too. In fact, the 1980s and early 1990s (pre-'95) were very very active across the East and Central pac. It is almost a -1 correlation between the EPAC/CPAC and the Atlantic ocean.
Other active years include '82 - to T, '83 to W, '85 to X, and '90 to V.
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