2020 Atlantic Hurricane Season Running Thread

Meet Theta. Cornwall is fucked.

Tropical Storm Theta Tracker | Weather Underground

 

Tropical Storm Iota today ... the Atlantic's 30th named storm of 2020.

 

Eta left a ton of rain for about 15 hours on Wednesday. It was just constant TS conditions from about 8 a.m. until 11 p.m.,. most of the damage was from flooding and storm surge.

But Iota looks like it could be a REAL problem.

 

Before this year I would not have believed that. Not one Iota.

 

Looks like it'll be a Central American storm, which is very bad news for them. Eta did a number on the folks down there, and now this one is coming right behind it as a Category 3.

 

Hurricane Iota: Storm forecast to strengthen and hit Central America early next week - CNN

 

We need to put a Kappa on this hurricane season once and for all.

If we get to Xi, Trump will call it the Chinese Storm.

 

We are set up for that rare situation in which a storm gets one name in one ocean, then gets a new name when it jumps to the other ocean.

 

Might be Cat 4 when it hits.

 

Iota is now a Cat 5, the first 5 of the season and the strongest ever this late in the year.

 

But there's no such thing as global warming, amirite?