2022 Tropical Season

[StormNine]

I hope you're wrong, but that system definitely looks to charge into the Gulf and strengthen. Many of the forecasters have been saying for months that this would be a back-loaded season. I continue to pull for drought-busting rain makers that won't carry a lot of damage. Depending on intensity and track hurricanes this season could be a good thing for many.

Ridging over the Northern Plains tends to be one of the patterns that support a Gulf of Mexico landfalling system.   

[Matthew]

Right before fall break.  Yikes.

[BeetleChe13]

After a slow start to the season, it's ramping up. The second half of the season may well be more active.

[cgauxknox]

It looks like we're going to have a late addition to the storm list this week, with Hurricane Nicole likely forming before running up the southeast coadt.

[dwagner88]

Less than 48 hours out and the globals are finally giving us some decent rain! The western extent will have a very sharp cutoff, but it looks like most of the eastern half of the state could cash in. As modeled, it could be the first 2"+ rain event here since July.