[WRnative]

AccuWeather Network will broadcast at 8 p.m. a 2021 hurricane season special on Tuesday, June 1, the official starting date of the hurricane season.

<<“As a leading ‘go-to’ source for weather news and information, for people who want to be ‘in the know,’ we have created a complete 360-degree program showcasing what is forecast as we move into the hurricane season as well as varying perspectives to enable businesses to prepare and people to keep their families safe,” Proeller said....

While the upcoming hurricane season may not be the record-breaking onslaught that last season turned out to be, AccuWeather forecasters say it will still be an above-average year for tropical activity.

AccuWeather's tropical forecast team is anticipating 16 to 20 named storms this season and seven to 10 hurricanes, with three to five of them being considered major hurricanes reaching either Category 3 or higher on the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale. >>

https://www.accuweather.com/en/hurri...special/950739

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[LKJ1988]

Another nothing for me this year. Can't even buy rain jane let alone a cane .

[floridarebel]

Every single one of them will avoid Florida. NC and TX will probably see more hits.

[LKJ1988]

Originally Posted by floridarebel

Every single one of them will avoid Florida. NC and TX will probably see more hits.

Only the Panhandle will see action randle 9 out of 10 times. Lucky LA got like 6 hits last year and i have lived in the Tampa area for 58 years and never one hit.

[billl]

Originally Posted by LKJ1988

Only the Panhandle will see action randle 9 out of 10 times. Lucky LA got like 6 hits last year and i have lived in the Tampa area for 58 years and never one hit.

Irma wasn't close enough for you?

[mojo101]

move to the Arctic,they dont have hurricanes up there,I hope you like raw fish

[Corrie22]

forecasts this early have no skill > https://seasonalhurricanepredictions.bsc.es/skill

[bale002]

Originally Posted by Corrie22

forecasts this early have no skill > https://seasonalhurricanepredictions.bsc.es/skill

Neither do people who keep coming here and copying and pasting, copying and pasting, copying and pasting the same platitudes over and over and over again.

I still have hurricane supplies that I bought on sales-tax-free day three, four and five years ago.

[LKJ1988]

Originally Posted by billl

Irma wasn't close enough for you?

That was only winds around 70mph. I had the storm in Sept of 1985 that gave Tampa 55mph winds, the two in Sept of 04 when i first moved on the gulf with 70mph winds 3 weeks apart and Irma with 70mph winds and that is it. I had more wind from a cold front in March 13th 1993 from the no name storm norm than any cane jane with 80mph winds.

What i mean is a CAT 3 or more coming up the pipe from the southwest onshore bound. No state crossers and misses well to the west. 1921 was the last real storm for the Tamp area.

[LKJ1988]

Originally Posted by bale002

Neither do people who keep coming here and copying and pasting, copying and pasting, copying and pasting the same platitudes over and over and over again.

I still have hurricane supplies that I bought on sales-tax-free day three, four and five years ago.

These peeps do that to me all the time. While i have kept records since the 1970's and lived here for 58 years and you get someone posting wrong and dumb links and has no real idea of how weather works gets old fast. Then these peeps keep saying its not getting warmer and this and that over and over rover. I eat sleep and drink weather 24/7 and have seen how much things have heated up in my part of FL since the 70's and how much less rain i get.