With the new information I have seen of late, I must raise my numbers to 14/9/5. I initially thought we would have a more "normal" season, with 13/7/4. It has become very apparent that there is almost no chance of any EL Nino beginning soon enough to slow this season and with SST's continuing to rise and already being above normal it appears we could be in for a record year in some aspects.
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