Kiwi Farms

So earlier this year, hurricane forecasters made the prediction that there be an above-average season for Atlantic hurricanes, with 13-22 named storms (average 12) and 3-6 "major" hurricanes. So far, it's looking like it's accurate. We've seen some of the earliest named hurricanes since naming has begun, betting out the previous blockbuster year of 2005.

Right now there are two tropical storms out there: Tropical Storm Gonzalo is moving towards the Southern Caribbean, hitting the Windward as it moves along. Hopefully it isn't going to hit the poor fucks who live in Bolivarian Wonderland. Hanna looks like its going to hit Southern Texas before heading towards that big build up of dirt down there.

Hurricane Douglas seems like this going for the Hawaiian Islands, reaches its closest extent on Sunday.

In the Pacific, forecasts predict a below average typhoon season, but if anything develops, post it here.