On .GIPHY: Hurricane Earl: August 23th to September 10th, 2022:
Because of the beauty from the eye in the sky. . .I am featuring a .GIF of the whole loop of Hurricane Earl, which started all the way on the west coast of Africa, and meandered west to near the Lesser Antilles, turning to a named storm almost just about after Hurricane Danielle, being a disturbance way before the formation of Danielle, but getting the “E” name, It remained always southwest in perspective to Danielle, starting at 10°W longitude on August 23rd, meandering over to the westernmost point north of the Lesser Antilles at about 65°W doing a small north to northeasterly movement getting caught into the westerlies, moving quickly over to southeast of Newfoundland to 52°W longitude September 10th, southeast of Greenland. where it became extra-tropical. This storm may possibly have the longest path staying in the Atlantic the whole time, although the super Bonnie went way further, passing through two oceans. Just like Danielle, Hurricane Earl did not affect any part of the United States, and can be seen here all on one loop, featured on .GIPHY:
Because of the beauty from the eye in the sky. . .I am featuring a .GIF of the whole loop of Hurricane Earl, which started all the way on the west coast of Africa, and meandered west to near the Lesser Antilles, turning to a named storm almost just about after Hurricane Danielle, being a disturbance way before the formation of Danielle, but getting the “E” name, It remained always southwest in perspective to Danielle, starting at 10°W longitude on August 23rd, meandering over to the westernmost point north of the Lesser Antilles at about 65°W doing a small north to northeasterly movement getting caught into the westerlies, moving quickly over to southeast of Newfoundland to 52°W longitude September 10th, southeast of Greenland. where it became extra-tropical. This storm may possibly have the longest path staying in the Atlantic the whole time, although the super Bonnie went way further, passing through two oceans. Just like Danielle, Hurricane Earl did not affect any part of the United States, and can be seen here all on one loop, featured on .GIPHY:
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Atlantic Hurricane Name Chart:
| 2022 Atlantic Hurricane Names (in Order) | |||
| LETTER | NAME/LINK | Versatileer Post |
PRONUNCIATION |
| A |
Alex |
Agatha + (Atlantic) Alex | (AL-leks) |
| B |
Bonnie | Bonnie | (BAH-nee) |
| C |
Colin | Colin | (KAH-lihn) |
| D |
Danielle |
Danielle | (dan-YELL) |
| E |
Earl | CURRENT .gif | (URR-ull) |
| F |
Fiona |
— |
(fee-OH-nuh) |
| G |
Gaston |
— |
(ga-STAWN) |
| H |
Hermine | — |
(her-MEEN) |
| I |
Ian | — |
(EE-an) |
| J |
Julia | — |
(JOO-lee-uh) |
| K |
Karl | — |
(KAR-ull) |
| L |
Lisa | — |
(LEE-suh) |
| M |
Martin | — |
(MAR-tin) |
| N |
Nicole |
— |
(nih-KOHL) |
| O |
Owen |
— |
(OH-uhn) |
| P |
Paula |
— |
(PAHL-luh) |
| R |
Richard |
— |
(RIH-churd) |
| S |
Shary |
— |
(SHAHR-ee) |
| T |
Tobias |
— |
(toh-BEE-uss) |
| V |
Virginie |
— |
(vir-JIN-ee) |
| W |
Walter |
— |
(WALL-tur) |
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OMG, look at the size of that! Are all these due to climate change, or has it always been this way??