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Zero Tropical Cyclones In The East Pacific In July

Started by cookie, Jul 31 2010 22:56

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#1 cookie

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Posted 31 July 2010 - 22:56

After a crazy month in June 4 named storms occurred. Zero Have formed in July.

Making this the first time since 1966 when The Satellite era began where no named storm has formed in the East Pacific in July.

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Isle of Lewis
The below are taken from Ness weather station
94.4 mph Highest wind speed recorded on the 23/12/2007 for winter 07/08
105.9 mph Highest wind speed recorded on the 18/1/09 for winter 08/09
78.8 mph Highest wind speed recorded on the 8/9/09 for winter 09/10
103.6 mph Highest wind speed recorded on the 3/2/11 for winter 10/11
100.9 mph Highest wind speed so far on the 25/11/11 for winter 11/12
105.9 proof
78.8 mph proof

#2 Somerset Squall

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Posted 01 August 2010 - 01:24

Unless you count Tropical Depression 06E. But yeah, no named storms at all which is surprising.

Thunderstorms 2005: 17!! Thunderstorms 2006: 13, Thunderstorms 2007: 7, Thunderstorms 2008: 10
Thunderstorms 2009: 6, Thunderstorms 2010: 2, Thunderstorms 2011: 2
Thunderstorms 2012: 1- May 15th (1),

Rainfall 2008: 962.0mm (much wetter than average)
Rainfall 2009: 1035.8mm (much wetter than average)
Rainfall 2010: 591.6mm (dry)
Rainfall 2011: 585.1mm (dry again!)
Rainfall 2012: January: 56.2mm, February: 14.0mm, March: 17.7mm, April 128.4mm,

Autumn/Winter/Spring 2011/12
Air Frosts: 36
Incidences of snow: 3

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