August may pass without a single named tropical storm

[volsrock]

Sometimes forecasts don’t pan out. Other times they do — but what was predicted is delayed. Regardless of which is true this year, Atlantic tropical storm and hurricane activity, thus far, has been strangely quiet — especially given forecasts for a busy season.


https://www.msn.com/en-us/weather/t...ed-tropical-storm-in-the-atlantic/ar-AA116AMO


Now if we had 12 storms...the left would be screaming climate change climate change. But since we have had 0...it's crickets from the idiots

 

[Dutch Uncle]

Sometimes forecasts don’t pan out. Other times they do — but what was predicted is delayed. Regardless of which is true this year, Atlantic tropical storm and hurricane activity, thus far, has been strangely quiet — especially given forecasts for a busy season.


https://www.msn.com/en-us/weather/t...ed-tropical-storm-in-the-atlantic/ar-AA116AMO


Now if we had 12 storms...the left would be screaming climate change climate change. But since we have had 0...it's crickets from the idiots

I'm a little reluctant to bet money on that one. It's still early in the season. Look at the dates from 2020:

 

[domer76]

Sometimes forecasts don’t pan out. Other times they do — but what was predicted is delayed. Regardless of which is true this year, Atlantic tropical storm and hurricane activity, thus far, has been strangely quiet — especially given forecasts for a busy season.


https://www.msn.com/en-us/weather/t...ed-tropical-storm-in-the-atlantic/ar-AA116AMO


Now if we had 12 storms...the left would be screaming climate change climate change. But since we have had 0...it's crickets from the idiots

New record for 100+ degree days in Boise at 22. Old one set in 2003. 2nd most last year. Broken this year. Twice. Three more days in the next week forecast to be 100+. Hotter. Longer

Keep in mind, we are at the same latitude as Toronto.

 

[cancel2 2022]

New record for 100+ degree days in Boise at 22. Old one set in 2003. 2nd most last year. Broken this year. Twice. Three more days in the next week forecast to be 100+. Hotter. Longer

Keep in mind, we are at the same latitude as Toronto.

Three La Niñas in a row, two consecutive years of La Niña are not uncommon, but three years is nearly unheard of. Since 1950, there have been only two other documented instances of three years back to back.

It is also not unusual to get record breaking temperatures. In July 1931 and 1960, the temperature in Boise hit 44C and there have been many instances of 42/43C.

https://www.currentresults.com/Yearly-Weather/USA/ID/Boise/extreme-annual-boise-high-temperature.php

 

[Noking]

Three La Niñas in a row, two consecutive years of La Niña are not uncommon, but three years is nearly unheard of. Since 1950, there have been only two other documented instances of three years back to back.

It is also not unusual to get record breaking temperatures. In July 1931 and 1960, the temperature in Boise hit 44C and there have been many instances of 42/43C.

https://www.currentresults.com/Yearly-Weather/USA/ID/Boise/extreme-annual-boise-high-temperature.php

The Lord of Cretins, being the climate expert that he is, is cherry picking facts to justify he narrative.