Last year, they were already on the letter I (nine storms) by August. This year, we’re only on F (six storms). Is there a specific atmospherical reason for this, or is it just a strange coincidence?
Edit – I’m mostly talking about the US and that area, but if you’ve noticed the same thing in your geographical area, feel free to share.
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Hurricanes need some cool air surrounded by warmer air to start forming.
There’s a lot less cool air now so less hurricanes. The bad news is once they form they have a lot more energy to play with and increase in size and wind speed.
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