In the Eastern Pacific, we are still tracking Hurricane Kristy. The good news is that Kristy is moving WNW away from the United States and Mexico and should remain over water. Also, Kristy is expected to run into more wind shear and this will allow Kristy to become a post-tropical system by Sunday. In the Atlantic basin, no tropical systems are expected to form through the weekend. However, models are indicating a tropical system could form in the SW Caribbean by the middle of next week where water temperatures are still super warm. This likely would NOT head to Texas but could bring some heavy rain and flood potential to some of the Caribbean Islands and Florida. Hurricane season runs through November 30.
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This year Tropical Cyclones seasons:
Atlantic: 15 named storms.
Average number of 14: an above average season.
It's most active season: 2020 with 30 named storms.
Northeastern/Central Pacific: 12 named storms.
Average number of 16: a below average season.
It's most active season: 1992 with 27 named storms
Northwestern Pacific: 21 named storms.
Average number of 25: a below average season.
It's most active season: 1964 with 39 named storms (the highest on record globally).
North Indian Ocean: 3 named storms.
Average number of 3-4: below average.
It's most active season: 2019 with 8 named storms
Southern Hemisphere basins ( Southwest Indian Ocean, Australian region, and South Pacific)) aren't started yet, but managed to get an early system with the form of tropical storm Ancha on September in the Southwest Indian Ocean basin.
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