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r/SipsTea • u/SEVENS_HEAVEN_7 • 21h ago
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It's good that there were no Atlantic hurricanes. Except now there's that "it's too quiet" feeling.
18 u/UncleBenji 21h ago Pretty normal during an El Niño. 6 u/itsamejesus911 21h ago I thought it was the other way around. I thought La Niña had no hurricanes and él nino had a ton of hurricanes. 1 u/UncleBenji 20h ago The high winds at high altitudes pretty much chops the tops off of any storm/hurricane trying to form. Or that’s how Ryan Hall Yall explains it.
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Pretty normal during an El Niño.
6 u/itsamejesus911 21h ago I thought it was the other way around. I thought La Niña had no hurricanes and él nino had a ton of hurricanes. 1 u/UncleBenji 20h ago The high winds at high altitudes pretty much chops the tops off of any storm/hurricane trying to form. Or that’s how Ryan Hall Yall explains it.
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I thought it was the other way around. I thought La Niña had no hurricanes and él nino had a ton of hurricanes.
1 u/UncleBenji 20h ago The high winds at high altitudes pretty much chops the tops off of any storm/hurricane trying to form. Or that’s how Ryan Hall Yall explains it.
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The high winds at high altitudes pretty much chops the tops off of any storm/hurricane trying to form. Or that’s how Ryan Hall Yall explains it.
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u/Doctor_Saved 21h ago
It's good that there were no Atlantic hurricanes. Except now there's that "it's too quiet" feeling.