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95 Probability Repeat 197273 La Nina Lack of Typhoons in Pacific Record (185)

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First published at 21:14 UTC on October 16th, 2018.

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With the longest number of days between formation of west pacific typhoons at 199 days, we can compare that new record to the old 1972-1973 record at 198 days. This gives confirmation which La Nina we will repeat. Looking back in the 1973 weather headlines, tornadoes across USA are epic, drought in Mediterranean, blizzards in USA, record cold across South America, and wet in Australia.

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