Posted August 27, 2023
Idalia
We have a name, Idalia, but not yet a Hurricane. Once it is officially a hurricane, we will have correctly predicted two hurricanes in a row—WOW!
With Hilary, we hit the Trifecta, path, date and place. Those of you who have been around for a few years know that is an endearing term. With Idalia, we are going to get 2 out of 3. I did say that there was a possibility of a west coast impact, but I truly thought it would be east coast. The path was incorrect, but I’ll take it.
Let’s take a look at the list (click to enlarge). You can scratch off Louisiana date, because with the likely Florida path, that eliminates that prediction–this was an either-or situation which we explained with our original forecast May 19th.
You can find that post, and all Hurricane posts on this page—most recent posts first. https://futuresnow.co/hurricane-forecast-2023/
Hawaii is next in the list. That doesn’t mean there will be a long break between possible hurricanes, that simply means I did not see any recurring storms during this period.
LRC (Lezak’s Recurring Cycle), Index Cycle (Jerome Namias)
The weather repeats, that is what the LRC is about. Those who say that “the weather has no memory”, or that mother nature is random, are simply wrong–they just can’t see it.
Jerome Namias discovered the cycling pattern back in the 40’s, then it got lost in time. Gary Lezak discovered the Pattern in the late 80’s and has spent his life perfecting this forecasting method. I followed Gary’s blog and started using the pattern over 10 years ago to plan ski trips.
It’s become an obsession.
Every day I pour through charts and spend hours working on crazy theories until they either prove to be valid, or wrong. Thousands of charts, hundreds of folders.
All for snow….and hurricanes.
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