2021 Hurricanes / Tropical Storms

[JEBar]

ready or not,

here it comes .... Atlantic hurricane season begins next week. Here's what AccuWeather forecasters predict that the 2021 Atlantic hurricane season will result in 16-20 named storms, including seven to 10 hurricanes. Of the storms projected to reach hurricane strength, three to five are predicted to become major hurricanes (Category 3 or higher storms that have maximum sustained winds of 111 mph or greater). AccuWeather’s forecast, when compared to that 30-year average, indicates that 2021 is expected to be an above-normal season for tropical activity in the Atlantic. A normal season is considered to have 14 storms, seven hurricanes and three major hurricanes. Last year, 14 hurricanes formed, and seven of those reached the major hurricane threshold, and, upon further review, no hurricanes last year reached Category 5 force. ... the above info was condensed from this link ===> http://
https://www.accuweather.com/en/hurr...antic-hurricane-season-forecast-update/952892

with all of the above in mind, we can use this thread to keep all of our related conversations in a single thread ....

 

[JEBar]

The list of names for the 2021 Atlantic Hurricane Season includes:

Ana ---- formed Sat May 22, 2021
Bill
Claudette
Danny
Elsa
Fred
Grace
Henri
Ida
Julian
Kate
Larry
Mindy
Nicholas
Odette
Peter
Rose
Sam
Teresa
Victor
Wanda

The Atlantic hurricane season "officially" runs from June 1- November 30, but the last six hurricane seasons have had a named storm before June 1.

 

[DikiJ]

ready or not,

here it comes .... Atlantic hurricane season begins next week. Here's what AccuWeather forecasters predict that the 2021 Atlantic hurricane season will result in 16-20 named storms, including seven to 10 hurricanes. Of the storms projected to reach hurricane strength, three to five are predicted to become major hurricanes (Category 3 or higher storms that have maximum sustained winds of 111 mph or greater). AccuWeather’s forecast, when compared to that 30-year average, indicates that 2021 is expected to be an above-normal season for tropical activity in the Atlantic. A normal season is considered to have 14 storms, seven hurricanes and three major hurricanes. Last year, 14 hurricanes formed, and seven of those reached the major hurricane threshold, and, upon further review, no hurricanes last year reached Category 5 force. ... the above info was condensed from this link ===>
https://www.accuweather.com/en/hurr...antic-hurricane-season-forecast-update/952892

with all of the above in mind, we can use this thread to keep all of our related conversations in a single thread ....

I live in Lake Charles, LA. Last year we took two direct hits from hurricanes Laura and Delta. I'm still trying to get a new roof on and repairs the rest of the house, workshop, garage and greenhouse. After the canes we had a hailstorm, a severe freeze and a flood. We here are Louisiana strong and will survive whatever nature throws at us. One third of the city was severely damaged by the canes and a fourth suffered broken pipes from the freeze. There were hundreds of people put out of their homes due to the flood.

 

[JEBar]

y'all certainly had a rough 2020 ..... we passed through Lake Charles in January and again in March, its going to take a long time to recover .... we were just west of you at Lake Conroe during that week of "Life Threatening Cold" .... sure hope y'all catch a break this year