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| quote: | Originally posted by tubularbills
yeah, hurricane season doesn't really stop until around the end of november.
and since the waters in the gulf and atlantic are still really warm [without going into any gory meteorological dynamics details, basically the jist is that warm/hot waters are necesary for tropical developement and strengthening], I wouldn't doubt it if something happened again. maybe not to n'awlins, but perhaps FL or the rest of the interior of the gulf.
In fact, there have been two hurricanes already since Katrina [Lee and Maria]. both of which didn't do anything [they were out in the middle of the atlantic], and are minimal in comparison to size and strength of katrina....but still goes to show this hurricane season is far from over indeed. |
But the dynamics of tropical systems is what is fun! Lets tear apart a few of the governing equations and derive to see where it all begins!!!!
I dont have anything else to add b/c you hit it on the bell!
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