Meanwhile, a late comeback from another north Atlantic system will likely produce a short-lived tropical or subtropical storm but poses no threat to land
If it DOES get a name, the North Atlantic storm would be Number 13th named storm, just one below the average, so despite how poorly the season had been this year, we would only be one below average; and that ain't too shabby considering the poor nature of this year's season. I wasn't even sure we would make it to 10 named storms, so when we made it to 12, and possibly 13 depending on what happens with THIS one, we actually had a fairly normal hurricane season even though it acted more El-Nino-ish than La Nina-ish.
If it DOES get a name, the North Atlantic storm would be Number 13th named storm, just one below the average, so despite how poorly the season had been this year, we would only be one below average; and that ain't too shabby considering the poor nature of this year's season. I wasn't even sure we would make it to 10 named storms, so when we made it to 12, and possibly 13 depending on what happens with THIS one, we actually had a fairly normal hurricane season even though it acted more El-Nino-ish than La Nina-ish.