You are reading my mind. I was wondering about the early CV season cooling the SSTs off. Might be a good thing.
Never thought I'd look at an early CV season.
A continous train of waves should keep some of the ingredients at bay, or at minimal levels.
5 tropical storms versus 5 hurricanes.
Water tables are high so I'm not sure about the tropical storms. Would need to be fast movers to keep flooding down to a minimum. Hurricanes seems to move faster as their steering currents are higher in the atmosphere.
Plan for the worst, and hope for the best~late Wade Guice, Harrison County, MS CD Director
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