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Where are all Atlantic storms? Forecasters say they are coming

In May, the US National Ocena Ocena Ocernic and atmoskeric (NOAA) predicted the upper-case atlantic storm, but so far there is another.

However, that can come to the sooner. And people were better prepared, experts said.

So far, there have been Four Terrified StormsAnd most of them live for a while, tropical storms: Andrea, Barry, Chantal, and Dexter. The latter was built in Aug. 4 And currently in North Atlantic.

Four fictitious storms are a little higher than 3.2 average at this time of year.

So why does it seem so quiet?

“I think the silence is a vision,” said Jennifer Collins, GEOSCIENCE Professor at the University of South Florida Tama. “Later years later, we’ve started at the beginning, so I think why we are kind to feel silent.”

But there is something else.

“Another reason why we have never worked hard to have many storms lived for a while. So when they were not living long,” said Collins.

A hot storm and Andrea continued for two days, while Barry was heard three times. The longest was Chantal, a five-day cyclone brought great rain in Carolinas.

But a hottest storm had a huge impact on weather patterns over Texas created full floods, leading to Human death at least 135Additional collins.

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Flooding rescue attempt in Texas the challenge of the country, the weather

The United Cajun Navy is among the teams who help with the efforts to rescue central and difficult floods of stabilizes and left many other lost. The President of the Mandatory Granita, Brian Tratcher, describes some of the challenges of work and several factors and made these floods very fatal.

Chris Pogarty, steward in Canada Hurricane Center, said that it was just calculated by storm names is not an accurate introduction of the season.

“There are various ways to measure the storm storm work,” he said. “There is a storm number that you can have. You can have the best 30 storms

Unlike Atlantic, the Pacific Ocean is quite active. There were eight named storms, with many have grown into storms.

“My research has shown if you usually have a small work in the Atlantic, we often see a little in Hawaii Pacific, especially looking at Hawaii, and they have seen additional work this year,” said Collins.

To get up up

Having peace in a hurricane in a hurricane has occurred before.

In 2022, the Atlantic basin was three storms in June and July, one, a storm Bonnie – weed in section 5 in Saffir-Simpson scale on Saffir-Simpson scale on Saffir-Simpson scale on Saffir-Simpson scale on Saffir-Simpson scale on Saffir-Simpson scale on Saffir-Simpson scale on Saffir-Simpson scale on Saffir-Simpson scale on Saffir-Simpson scale on Saffir-Simpson scale on Saffir-Simpson scale on Saffir-Simpson scale on Saffir-Simpson scale on Saffir-Simpson scale on Saffir-Simpson scale on Saffir-Simpson scale on Saffir-Simpson scale on Saffir-Simpson scale on Saffir-Simpson scale on Saffir-Simpson scales. But the month of August was not a single storm with name.

However, hot storms and storms increased in September, with single hot depression (hot tropical storm), two tropical storm and 3 km / h to 5 km / h storms.

So the time is still surprised at the moment.

In this regard, Dexter of the Tropical Storm has been turned off from the Nova Scotia coast and there are two other places of the US National Hurricane Center for the coming days.

The Atlantic Sea Map displays the Tropical Storm Dexter, and two parts marked in the world orange where tropical storms appear.
This map shows the Tropical Storm Dexter and two other places that can grow to tropical storms later this week. (Weather center)

Certain ingredients are required to create a storm: wet air, hot water and beautiful winds.

But not all were in, said Fogarty. It is like trying to bake a cake without a flour.

“In Canada, that time of work is usually over August and September,” said Fogarty. “It’s a little quiet for this year so far, but it will change. It is a matter of time for patterns and tropics to move storms to allow storms to allow storms to allow storms to allow storms.”

Its reporting of stormity in May, Anoa, foretold between 13 and 19 storms named after six to 10 to hurricane. For those, three to five, they predicted that they were great storms. They had the confidence of 70 percent of these predictions.

Tell the CBC news that plans to review its prediction on August 7.

In Collins, he emphasizes that humans should not allow them to be careful so far – or do not live on the coast, as flooding can be flooded. The highest amount of the Atlantic storm is near August and September. Once, the immediate stormity of hurricanes has grown in recent years and can be a serious threat.

“We see many years to reinforce as soon as [the hurricane] He throws its great pressure in just 24 hours, and its spirit speed is very, very quickly, “he said.

“My anticipation will continue to see some of those storm times, too, I don’t even think people should let them realize.”

Ritika Sharma

Based in: New Delhi Ritika covers major events from across the world, with a focus on how global affairs impact India. From political shakeups to global crises and international policies, she reports with clarity and depth. Ritika’s calm, balanced voice helps readers understand the bigger picture behind the headlines — without the noise or bias. More »

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