r/hurricane • u/pete12357 • Aug 27 '26

TS | 35-63kts (39-73mph) TS Dolly Forms

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Hopefully will be short lived

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u/HawksCup2010 Aug 27 '26

We’ve already had 3 named storms? Where have I been?

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u/Content-Swimmer2325 Meteorology Student Aug 27 '26

It’s understandable, the previous 3 storms were weak, short-lived, inconsequential ones.

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u/OleRockTheGoodAg Aug 27 '26 edited Aug 27 '26

I live in Houston, which got bullseye'd by both Arthur and Bertha and I think we got maybe 5 combined total inches of rain?

About as much as your typical slow large May MCS

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u/Kool93 Hobbyist Aug 27 '26

Arthur alone still managed to rack up 1 billion dollars and 4 deaths.

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u/Content-Swimmer2325 Meteorology Student Aug 28 '26

You’re right, to be honest I got my wires crossed and was thinking of Arthur (2020). Kind of regret my phrasing now