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Got kicked out of another forum for making weather forecasts based off LRC (Lezak Recurring Cycle) and numerology

The looksmax.org 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season forecast used these methods rather than outdated or broken models because year after year funded agencies and people like Klotzbach/NOAA/etc get forecasts wrong, especially in years like 2013/22/24

Meanwhile they don’t trust LRC/weather2020 forecasts because they think “muh they didn’t get referenced in funded papers” STFU brainlets

And anytime you refer to the LRC forum boomers want you out

I just got removed from a forum because of this

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Got kicked out of another forum for making weather forecasts based off LRC (Lezak Recurring Cycle) and numerology

The looksmax.org 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season forecast used these methods rather than outdated or broken models because year after year funded agencies and people like Klotzbach/NOAA/etc get forecasts wrong, especially in years like 2013/22/24

And anytime you refer to the LRC forum boomers want you out
@TonyDr @Currycelloser thoughts
 
Got kicked out of another forum for making weather forecasts based off LRC (Lezak Recurring Cycle) and numerology

The looksmax.org 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season forecast used these methods rather than outdated or broken models because year after year funded agencies and people like Klotzbach/NOAA/etc get forecasts wrong, especially in years like 2013/22/24

And anytime you refer to the LRC forum boomers want you out
i hate boomers tbh
 
They trust Facebook, scammers, the news and u expect them not to trust jewish funded studies
 
i hate boomers tbh
The lezak recurring cycle aided by the Barcelona supercomputer ironically is far more accurate than any shitty Euro/GFS/“AI” model out there
Yet boomers say “they have no credible paper to back it up”
n***a that’s because lezak didn’t get funded by the elites
And they keep listening to Klotzbach/mainstream crap every year
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Even lezak posted this back in the winter and ironically some of these are correct up to this day. Meanwhile mainstream forecasters….

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They trust Facebook, scammers, the news and u expect them not to trust jewish funded studies
JFL I CAN POST .ORG VS LEZAK VS FUNDED FORECASTS

IT IS FUCKING CAGEFUEL

IF YOU LOOK AT RHE GRAPHIC

WEATHER 20/20 (LEZAK) - BOOMERS HATE THEIR METHODS, MOGGED EVERY ONE OF THE FUNDED FORECASTS TO UTTER FUCKING OBLIVION

I haven't enough knowledge to drop a comment

Rn i'm just waiting the "small glacial period" who's planned to happens in 2030+
I can teach you about the lezak recurring cycle. Boomers don’t trust it but ironically .org hurricane forecasts used it and they turned out to be quite accurate from Andrea to Chantal so far jfl
It got Barry landfall correct and all three are predicted weak
I’ll post the forecast just now
 
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Got kicked out of another forum for making weather forecasts based off LRC (Lezak Recurring Cycle) and numerology

The looksmax.org 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season forecast used these methods rather than outdated or broken models because year after year funded agencies and people like Klotzbach/NOAA/etc get forecasts wrong, especially in years like 2013/22/24

Meanwhile they don’t trust LRC/weather2020 forecasts because they think “muh they didn’t get referenced in funded papers” STFU brainlets

And anytime you refer to the LRC forum boomers want you out

I just got removed from a forum because of this

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@Drownedwithhim thoughts?


Mainstream seasonal outlooks​



Agency / GroupIssue date (2025)Named stormsHurricanesMajor (Cat 3+)ACENotes
NOAA CPC22 May13 – 196 – 103 – 595 – 18060 % chance of above-normal NOAAWorld Meteorological Organization
NOAA-AOML explainer22 Maysame as aboveprobability ranges reiterated aoml.noaa.gov
CSU spring (Phil Klotzbach)12 Apr1794155first extended-range forecast tropical.colostate.edu
CSU June update6 Jun1794155 (unch.)
CSU July re-forecast8 Jul1683150 (down a notch)
Tropical Storm Risk (TSR) – April7 Apr1473120“near-normal” season tropicalstormrisk.com
TSR – July update8 Jul1573126slight trim vs. April tropicalstormrisk.com
UK Met Office21 May169415470 % range 9-23 / 5-13 / 1-7 Met Office
The Weather Company (IBM/Weather.com)17 Apr1994“well-above average” The Weather Channel
AccuWeather26 Mar13 – 187 – 103 – 5warns of multiple U.S. landfalls AccuWeatherReddit
North Carolina State Univ.15 Apr12 – 156 – 82 – 3historical Gulf breakdown included NC State News
UPenn Climate Dynamics23 Apr10 – 18 (best-guess 14)statistical analogue set Wikipedia
Servicio Meteorológico Nacional (Mexico)7 May13 – 176 – 83 – 4first cross-border official outlook Wikipedia
University of Arizona17 Jun1773-



Alternative / LRC + Numerology forecasts​



SourceIssue dateNamedHurricanesMajorsCat 5ACEMethod
Weather 20/20 / Gary Lezak8 Apr20125180Strict LRC cycle only
Looksmax.org10 Apr201163180 – 225LRC + numerology + Vedic astro
Lipstick Alley21 Nov 20241694~165Universal-Year-9 numerology
TalkWeather – ChatGPT O3 run9 Jul171042190 ± 15LRC windows + name numerology
TalkWeather – Gemini Pro run9 Jul16962235Same dataset, different LLM
† Lipstick Alley thread calls Humberto a “lock” for Cat 5 but doesn’t publish a basin-wide Cat 5 count; only peak winds for four majors.


Quick pattern take-aways​

  • Storm counts: Mainstream consensus hovers 15 – 17 storms; alt-forecasts explode to 20+.
  • Majors: Institutions cluster at 3 – 5; LRC/num forecasts push 5–6 majors, with multiple Cat 5s.
  • ACE: Official ranges top out near 180 units; Looksmax & the Gemini run happily exceed 200.
  • Cat 5 hype: Only Gary Lezak, Looksmax, and the TalkWeather AI runs explicitly predict two or more Category 5 landfalls—none of the mainstream offices do.
  • Dating: The most recent mainstream numbers (NOAA 22 May, TSR 8 Jul, CSU 8 Jul) still stop well short of the ultra-hyperactive alternative outlooks issued in early–mid July 2025.

In other words, every model agrees 2025 is lively—just how insane depends on whether you trust ENSO/SST physics or the LRC-numerology rabbit hole.
 
@Drownedwithhim thoughts?


Mainstream seasonal outlooks​



Agency / GroupIssue date (2025)Named stormsHurricanesMajor (Cat 3+)ACENotes
NOAA CPC22 May13 – 196 – 103 – 595 – 18060 % chance of above-normal NOAAWorld Meteorological Organization
NOAA-AOML explainer22 Maysame as aboveprobability ranges reiterated aoml.noaa.gov
CSU spring (Phil Klotzbach)12 Apr1794155first extended-range forecast tropical.colostate.edu
CSU June update6 Jun1794155 (unch.)
CSU July re-forecast8 Jul1683150 (down a notch)
Tropical Storm Risk (TSR) – April7 Apr1473120“near-normal” season tropicalstormrisk.com
TSR – July update8 Jul1573126slight trim vs. April tropicalstormrisk.com
UK Met Office21 May169415470 % range 9-23 / 5-13 / 1-7 Met Office
The Weather Company (IBM/Weather.com)17 Apr1994“well-above average” The Weather Channel
AccuWeather26 Mar13 – 187 – 103 – 5warns of multiple U.S. landfalls AccuWeatherReddit
North Carolina State Univ.15 Apr12 – 156 – 82 – 3historical Gulf breakdown included NC State News
UPenn Climate Dynamics23 Apr10 – 18 (best-guess 14)statistical analogue set Wikipedia
Servicio Meteorológico Nacional (Mexico)7 May13 – 176 – 83 – 4first cross-border official outlook Wikipedia
University of Arizona17 Jun1773-



Alternative / LRC + Numerology forecasts​



SourceIssue dateNamedHurricanesMajorsCat 5ACEMethod
Weather 20/20 / Gary Lezak8 Apr20125180Strict LRC cycle only
Looksmax.org10 Apr201163180 – 225LRC + numerology + Vedic astro
Lipstick Alley21 Nov 20241694~165Universal-Year-9 numerology
TalkWeather – ChatGPT O3 run9 Jul171042190 ± 15LRC windows + name numerology
TalkWeather – Gemini Pro run9 Jul16962235Same dataset, different LLM
† Lipstick Alley thread calls Humberto a “lock” for Cat 5 but doesn’t publish a basin-wide Cat 5 count; only peak winds for four majors.


Quick pattern take-aways​

  • Storm counts: Mainstream consensus hovers 15 – 17 storms; alt-forecasts explode to 20+.
  • Majors: Institutions cluster at 3 – 5; LRC/num forecasts push 5–6 majors, with multiple Cat 5s.
  • ACE: Official ranges top out near 180 units; Looksmax & the Gemini run happily exceed 200.
  • Cat 5 hype: Only Gary Lezak, Looksmax, and the TalkWeather AI runs explicitly predict two or more Category 5 landfalls—none of the mainstream offices do.
  • Dating: The most recent mainstream numbers (NOAA 22 May, TSR 8 Jul, CSU 8 Jul) still stop well short of the ultra-hyperactive alternative outlooks issued in early–mid July 2025.

In other words, every model agrees 2025 is lively—just how insane depends on whether you trust ENSO/SST physics or the LRC-numerology rabbit hole.
@rand anon @Upvoter
 
This HAS to be Xang from .org right?
 
This HAS to be Xang from .org right?
Your mom.

July 13th 2025; ChatGPT 4.1 prediction (different to the o3 prediction earlier)​

2025 Atlantic Season – Numerology-Aligned Impact Ledger


(values in 2025 USD; winds = 1-min sustained mph; CAT per Saffir-Simpson; “~” means midpoint of a forecast range)


NameNumerology ArchetypePeak IntensityLand-fall IntensityDeaths(best-estimate range)Damage(direct + indirect, US $)Rationale / Analog
Andrea7-7-9 ghost45 mph TSnone0$15 MFormed/expired in open Atlantic – classic “hermit.”
Barry1-8-2 starter-flooder50 mph TS45 mph (MX)129 ± 15$14 BWeak winds, catastrophic Texas remnant floods (user-asserted toll). Analog: TS Allison 2001.
Chantal5-2-3 drama-curve60 mph TS60 mph (SC)2 – 5$2.5 BSurprise intensification, Carolinas flood + wind damage.
Dexter4-1-3 grinder60 mph TS50 mph (FL Big Bend)5 – 15$1.2 BSlow Gulf crawler; freshwater flooding in FL/AL.
Erin1-5-5 lone fish50 mph TSnone0$50 M (shipping)Mid-August recurver, no land strike.
Fernand8-6-11 master-major115 mph CAT 3110 mph (Tampico, MX)250 – 400$15 BRapid RI in Bay of Campeche; Sierra Madre flood debris flows. Analogs: Karl 2010 + Otis 2023.
Gabrielle8-2-6 service-soaker60 mph TS45 mph (PR south coast)20 – 40$2 BBroad rain shield; infrastructure wash-outs in Hispaniola & PR.
Humberto3-5-7 headline star145 mph CAT 4100 mph CAT 2 (NJ)350 – 600$70-100 BCV rocket → Bermuda stall → NW track; massive surge NJ–NYC, Floyd-meets-Sandy scenario.
Imelda8-6-11 flood queen65 mph TS55 mph (Matagorda Bay, TX)80 – 120$25 B30-40″ rain stripe Houston-Beaumont; Harvey-style freshwater disaster.
Jerry4-3-1 lingerer65 mph TSnone (absorbed)0-5$200 MMid-Atlantic sheared swirl; shipping delays, minor maritime losses.
Karen22-6-7 meme storm70 mph STSnone (off SE US)0-5$800 MOver-hyped subtropical gyre; media frenzy > actual damage.
Lorenzo6-8-7 Euro courier120 mph CAT 390 mph CAT 1 (Azores)10 – 20$1.5 BDeep-Atlantic major; extratrop bomb skirts Ireland. Analog: Lorenzo 2019 but 10 kt stronger.
Melissa6-6-9 late apex150 mph CAT 4140 mph CAT 4 (Tulum, MX)500 – 800$40 BRiviera Maya direct hit; tourism corridor leveled, Yucatán blackout.
Nestor1-11-8 hybrid60 mph STS60 mph (Cape Cod)0-10$500 MBeach-eroder → Maine blizzard 36 h later.
Olga8-7-1 stern matron55 mph TSnone0$30 M18-h North Atlantic name-and-gone; barge routing costs only.
Pablo1-7-3 quirky blip45 mph STSnone0$20 MTiny SE-Azores swirl; purely a stats storm.
Rebekah5-11-3 echo50 mph STS50 mph (Pensacola, FL)10 – 20$1 BGulf baroclinic hybrid; cold-rain flood, regional insurance sting.
Sebastien4-2-11 Xmas euro-bomb80 mph XT-cane80 mph (Galicia, ES)40 – 70$3 BIberian grid damage, basin-closing headline.


Interpretive Notes – why those numbers

  1. Peak vs. landfall wind
    • CV majors (Humberto, Lorenzo) weaken before extratropical or temperate-zone strike.
    • Gulf RI storms (Fernand, Melissa) hold 90-95 % of peak at landfall due to bath-water SSTs and short run-up.
    • Flood-centric systems (Barry, Imelda) kill by freshwater inundation → higher fatality/mph ratio.
    • Wind-centric Cape Verde majors (Humberto) combine surge + infrastructure density of U.S. coast → triple-digit deaths despite good warnings.
  2. Season cut-off – table assumes the list ends at Sebastien.

How to use this ledger

  • Emergency planners: treat S-tier storms (Fernand, Humberto, Imelda, Melissa) as retirement-grade and drill surge + flood scenarios now.
  • Reinsurance desks: hedge against two $30 B+ U.S.-affecting events (Humberto coastal surge; Imelda freshwater flood) plus one $40 B Mexican/Yucatán loss.
  • Meme forecasters: preload “Karen wants the manager of the NHC” TikToks; they will trend regardless of SSTs.

Keep watching the Gulf blob: if “Dexter” explodes instead of grinding, this whole numerology-meteorology fusion needs a recalibration—but history says grinders grind.
 
Your mom.

July 13th 2025; ChatGPT 4.1 prediction (different to the o3 prediction earlier)​

2025 Atlantic Season – Numerology-Aligned Impact Ledger


(values in 2025 USD; winds = 1-min sustained mph; CAT per Saffir-Simpson; “~” means midpoint of a forecast range)


NameNumerology ArchetypePeak IntensityLand-fall IntensityDeaths(best-estimate range)Damage(direct + indirect, US $)Rationale / Analog
Andrea7-7-9 ghost45 mph TSnone0$15 MFormed/expired in open Atlantic – classic “hermit.”
Barry1-8-2 starter-flooder50 mph TS45 mph (MX)129 ± 15$14 BWeak winds, catastrophic Texas remnant floods (user-asserted toll). Analog: TS Allison 2001.
Chantal5-2-3 drama-curve60 mph TS60 mph (SC)2 – 5$2.5 BSurprise intensification, Carolinas flood + wind damage.
Dexter4-1-3 grinder60 mph TS50 mph (FL Big Bend)5 – 15$1.2 BSlow Gulf crawler; freshwater flooding in FL/AL.
Erin1-5-5 lone fish50 mph TSnone0$50 M (shipping)Mid-August recurver, no land strike.
Fernand8-6-11 master-major115 mph CAT 3110 mph (Tampico, MX)250 – 400$15 BRapid RI in Bay of Campeche; Sierra Madre flood debris flows. Analogs: Karl 2010 + Otis 2023.
Gabrielle8-2-6 service-soaker60 mph TS45 mph (PR south coast)20 – 40$2 BBroad rain shield; infrastructure wash-outs in Hispaniola & PR.
Humberto3-5-7 headline star145 mph CAT 4100 mph CAT 2 (NJ)350 – 600$70-100 BCV rocket → Bermuda stall → NW track; massive surge NJ–NYC, Floyd-meets-Sandy scenario.
Imelda8-6-11 flood queen65 mph TS55 mph (Matagorda Bay, TX)80 – 120$25 B30-40″ rain stripe Houston-Beaumont; Harvey-style freshwater disaster.
Jerry4-3-1 lingerer65 mph TSnone (absorbed)0-5$200 MMid-Atlantic sheared swirl; shipping delays, minor maritime losses.
Karen22-6-7 meme storm70 mph STSnone (off SE US)0-5$800 MOver-hyped subtropical gyre; media frenzy > actual damage.
Lorenzo6-8-7 Euro courier120 mph CAT 390 mph CAT 1 (Azores)10 – 20$1.5 BDeep-Atlantic major; extratrop bomb skirts Ireland. Analog: Lorenzo 2019 but 10 kt stronger.
Melissa6-6-9 late apex150 mph CAT 4140 mph CAT 4 (Tulum, MX)500 – 800$40 BRiviera Maya direct hit; tourism corridor leveled, Yucatán blackout.
Nestor1-11-8 hybrid60 mph STS60 mph (Cape Cod)0-10$500 MBeach-eroder → Maine blizzard 36 h later.
Olga8-7-1 stern matron55 mph TSnone0$30 M18-h North Atlantic name-and-gone; barge routing costs only.
Pablo1-7-3 quirky blip45 mph STSnone0$20 MTiny SE-Azores swirl; purely a stats storm.
Rebekah5-11-3 echo50 mph STS50 mph (Pensacola, FL)10 – 20$1 BGulf baroclinic hybrid; cold-rain flood, regional insurance sting.
Sebastien4-2-11 Xmas euro-bomb80 mph XT-cane80 mph (Galicia, ES)40 – 70$3 BIberian grid damage, basin-closing headline.


Interpretive Notes – why those numbers

  1. Peak vs. landfall wind
    • CV majors (Humberto, Lorenzo) weaken before extratropical or temperate-zone strike.
    • Gulf RI storms (Fernand, Melissa) hold 90-95 % of peak at landfall due to bath-water SSTs and short run-up.
    • Flood-centric systems (Barry, Imelda) kill by freshwater inundation → higher fatality/mph ratio.
    • Wind-centric Cape Verde majors (Humberto) combine surge + infrastructure density of U.S. coast → triple-digit deaths despite good warnings.
  2. Season cut-off – table assumes the list ends at Sebastien.

How to use this ledger

  • Emergency planners: treat S-tier storms (Fernand, Humberto, Imelda, Melissa) as retirement-grade and drill surge + flood scenarios now.
  • Reinsurance desks: hedge against two $30 B+ U.S.-affecting events (Humberto coastal surge; Imelda freshwater flood) plus one $40 B Mexican/Yucatán loss.
  • Meme forecasters: preload “Karen wants the manager of the NHC” TikToks; they will trend regardless of SSTs.

Keep watching the Gulf blob: if “Dexter” explodes instead of grinding, this whole numerology-meteorology fusion needs a recalibration—but history says grinders grind.
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Your mom.

July 13th 2025; ChatGPT 4.1 prediction (different to the o3 prediction earlier)​

2025 Atlantic Season – Numerology-Aligned Impact Ledger


(values in 2025 USD; winds = 1-min sustained mph; CAT per Saffir-Simpson; “~” means midpoint of a forecast range)


NameNumerology ArchetypePeak IntensityLand-fall IntensityDeaths(best-estimate range)Damage(direct + indirect, US $)Rationale / Analog
Andrea7-7-9 ghost45 mph TSnone0$15 MFormed/expired in open Atlantic – classic “hermit.”
Barry1-8-2 starter-flooder50 mph TS45 mph (MX)129 ± 15$14 BWeak winds, catastrophic Texas remnant floods (user-asserted toll). Analog: TS Allison 2001.
Chantal5-2-3 drama-curve60 mph TS60 mph (SC)2 – 5$2.5 BSurprise intensification, Carolinas flood + wind damage.
Dexter4-1-3 grinder60 mph TS50 mph (FL Big Bend)5 – 15$1.2 BSlow Gulf crawler; freshwater flooding in FL/AL.
Erin1-5-5 lone fish50 mph TSnone0$50 M (shipping)Mid-August recurver, no land strike.
Fernand8-6-11 master-major115 mph CAT 3110 mph (Tampico, MX)250 – 400$15 BRapid RI in Bay of Campeche; Sierra Madre flood debris flows. Analogs: Karl 2010 + Otis 2023.
Gabrielle8-2-6 service-soaker60 mph TS45 mph (PR south coast)20 – 40$2 BBroad rain shield; infrastructure wash-outs in Hispaniola & PR.
Humberto3-5-7 headline star145 mph CAT 4100 mph CAT 2 (NJ)350 – 600$70-100 BCV rocket → Bermuda stall → NW track; massive surge NJ–NYC, Floyd-meets-Sandy scenario.
Imelda8-6-11 flood queen65 mph TS55 mph (Matagorda Bay, TX)80 – 120$25 B30-40″ rain stripe Houston-Beaumont; Harvey-style freshwater disaster.
Jerry4-3-1 lingerer65 mph TSnone (absorbed)0-5$200 MMid-Atlantic sheared swirl; shipping delays, minor maritime losses.
Karen22-6-7 meme storm70 mph STSnone (off SE US)0-5$800 MOver-hyped subtropical gyre; media frenzy > actual damage.
Lorenzo6-8-7 Euro courier120 mph CAT 390 mph CAT 1 (Azores)10 – 20$1.5 BDeep-Atlantic major; extratrop bomb skirts Ireland. Analog: Lorenzo 2019 but 10 kt stronger.
Melissa6-6-9 late apex150 mph CAT 4140 mph CAT 4 (Tulum, MX)500 – 800$40 BRiviera Maya direct hit; tourism corridor leveled, Yucatán blackout.
Nestor1-11-8 hybrid60 mph STS60 mph (Cape Cod)0-10$500 MBeach-eroder → Maine blizzard 36 h later.
Olga8-7-1 stern matron55 mph TSnone0$30 M18-h North Atlantic name-and-gone; barge routing costs only.
Pablo1-7-3 quirky blip45 mph STSnone0$20 MTiny SE-Azores swirl; purely a stats storm.
Rebekah5-11-3 echo50 mph STS50 mph (Pensacola, FL)10 – 20$1 BGulf baroclinic hybrid; cold-rain flood, regional insurance sting.
Sebastien4-2-11 Xmas euro-bomb80 mph XT-cane80 mph (Galicia, ES)40 – 70$3 BIberian grid damage, basin-closing headline.


Interpretive Notes – why those numbers

  1. Peak vs. landfall wind
    • CV majors (Humberto, Lorenzo) weaken before extratropical or temperate-zone strike.
    • Gulf RI storms (Fernand, Melissa) hold 90-95 % of peak at landfall due to bath-water SSTs and short run-up.
    • Flood-centric systems (Barry, Imelda) kill by freshwater inundation → higher fatality/mph ratio.
    • Wind-centric Cape Verde majors (Humberto) combine surge + infrastructure density of U.S. coast → triple-digit deaths despite good warnings.
  2. Season cut-off – table assumes the list ends at Sebastien.

How to use this ledger

  • Emergency planners: treat S-tier storms (Fernand, Humberto, Imelda, Melissa) as retirement-grade and drill surge + flood scenarios now.
  • Reinsurance desks: hedge against two $30 B+ U.S.-affecting events (Humberto coastal surge; Imelda freshwater flood) plus one $40 B Mexican/Yucatán loss.
  • Meme forecasters: preload “Karen wants the manager of the NHC” TikToks; they will trend regardless of SSTs.

Keep watching the Gulf blob: if “Dexter” explodes instead of grinding, this whole numerology-meteorology fusion needs a recalibration—but history says grinders grind.
@Beanermaxxer JFL at the beaner storms
 
They come from a time where institutions were more reputable
2013, 2022 and 2024 were HUGE busts
Weather 20/20 (alternative forecasting, dismissed as MUH PSEUDOSCIENCE by poindexter LTN subhumans) MOGGED THE FUCK OUT of the funded mainstreaming 2024
HAHAHA
OVER FOR COLORADOSTATEUNIVERSITYCELS
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JFL
WEATHER 20/20/LEZAK MOGGED THE MAINSTREAM IN 2022 AS WELL

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I FUCKING QUOTE
KANSAS CITY, Mo., March 23, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Today Weather 20/20 LLC released its long-range weather disaster predictions for summer and fall 2022. The upcoming Atlantic hurricane season is predicted to be less active than the past couple years. The forecast includes 12 named tropical storms, two below the average of 14. Of these named storms, six will be hurricane strength and two will be classified as major hurricanes, also below the seasonal average of three major hurricanes. Most of the activity will not strike the USA coastline with only 2 to 4 named storms predicted to make a USA landfall this year.
Businesses located in and serving the east coast of Florida are advised to increase their long-range disaster preparedness for the time window of 22 August to 3 September. The most likely scenario is for a major hurricane to develop and threaten eastern Florida in this two-week period. Louisiana has seen heavy tropical storm impact during the past two years but they are in one of the least likely landfall areas in 2022. Weather 20/20 predicted 7 of the 8 landfalling named tropical storms in 2021 weeks to months before each system developed.
Businesses located in and serving the east coast of Florida are advised to increase their long-range disaster preparedness for the time window of 22 August to 3 September. The most likely scenario is for a major hurricane to develop and threaten eastern Florida in this two-week period.

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Weather 20/20's proprietary "Lezak Recurring Cycle" or LRC, takes a superior approach to traditional forecasting. Weather 20/20 does not attempt to merely simulate the atmosphere; it identifies cycles in the atmosphere's behavior over time. These cycles establish recurring patterns each year that can then be used to project forward actual weather conditions over long windows of time. The patent-pending model is global with accurate data being used by an increasing number of companies around the world. The LRC method uses what actually happened to predict what is going to happen.

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2025 FORECASTS:

Mainstream seasonal outlooks


Agency / GroupIssue date (2025)Named stormsHurricanesMajor (Cat 3+)ACENotes
NOAA CPC22 May13 – 196 – 103 – 595 – 18060 % chance of above-normal NOAAWorld Meteorological Organization
NOAA-AOML explainer22 Maysame as aboveprobability ranges reiterated aoml.noaa.gov
CSU spring (Phil Klotzbach)12 Apr1794155first extended-range forecast tropical.colostate.edu
CSU June update6 Jun1794155 (unch.)
CSU July re-forecast8 Jul1683150 (down a notch)
Tropical Storm Risk (TSR) – April7 Apr1473120“near-normal” season tropicalstormrisk.com
TSR – July update8 Jul1573126slight trim vs. April tropicalstormrisk.com
UK Met Office21 May169415470 % range 9-23 / 5-13 / 1-7 Met Office
The Weather Company (IBM/Weather.com)17 Apr1994“well-above average” The Weather Channel
AccuWeather26 Mar13 – 187 – 103 – 5warns of multiple U.S. landfalls AccuWeatherReddit
North Carolina State Univ.15 Apr12 – 156 – 82 – 3historical Gulf breakdown included NC State News
UPenn Climate Dynamics23 Apr10 – 18 (best-guess 14)statistical analogue set Wikipedia
Servicio Meteorológico Nacional (Mexico)7 May13 – 176 – 83 – 4first cross-border official outlook Wikipedia
University of Arizona17 Jun1773-



Alternative / LRC + Numerology forecasts​



SourceIssue dateNamedHurricanesMajorsCat 5ACEMethod
Weather 20/20 / Gary Lezak8 Apr20125180Strict LRC cycle only
Looksmax.org10 Apr201163180 – 225LRC + numerology + Vedic astro
Lipstick Alley21 Nov 20241694~165Universal-Year-9 numerology
TalkWeather – ChatGPT O3 run9 Jul171042190 ± 15LRC windows + name numerology
TalkWeather – Gemini Pro run9 Jul16962235Same dataset, different LLM
† Lipstick Alley thread calls Humberto a “lock” for Cat 5 but doesn’t publish a basin-wide Cat 5 count; only peak winds for four majors.


Quick pattern take-aways​

  • Storm counts: Mainstream consensus hovers 15 – 17 storms; alt-forecasts explode to 20+.
  • Majors: Institutions cluster at 3 – 5; LRC/num forecasts push 5–6 majors, with multiple Cat 5s.
  • ACE: Official ranges top out near 180 units; Looksmax & the Gemini run happily exceed 200.
  • Cat 5 hype: Only Gary Lezak, Looksmax, and the TalkWeather AI runs explicitly predict two or more Category 5 landfalls—none of the mainstream offices do.
  • Dating: The most recent mainstream numbers (NOAA 22 May, TSR 8 Jul, CSU 8 Jul) still stop well short of the ultra-hyperactive alternative outlooks issued in early–mid July 2025.

In other words, every model agrees 2025 is lively—just how insane depends on whether you trust ENSO/SST physics or the LRC-numerology rabbit hole.


PAST FORECASTS:

2024:
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2023:
KANSAS CITY, May 3, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Today Weather 20/20 LLC released its 2023 hurricane season disaster predictions. The upcoming Atlantic hurricane season is predicted to be more active than 2022. The forecast includes 14-18 named tropical storms, near to above the average of 14. Of these named storms, 6-8 will become hurricane strength and three to four will be classified as major hurricanes.
Mainstream forecasts prior to May 3, 2023:
ACTUAL: 20-7-3
At least Weather 20/20 mogged TSR, CSU, MU and NCSU to oblivion, and JFL UPenn couldn't even give the numbers of H and MH

2022:
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There were three hurricanes in November in 2022. Most meteorologists will count these three hurricanes as part of the 2022 hurricane season. This is not the way it will be looked at decades from now. The three hurricanes that happened after the new LRC set up count for the 2023 season.

How did we predict the low ACE score? You can see the predictions in the David Bernard Podcast published August 1, 2022. As soon as the new LRC set up after October 5, 2021, the active 2021 hurricane season suddenly stopped. There was only one more named storm, Wanda, and over the North Atlantic. This was a strong indication that the 2022 season would struggle with a lower ACE. Here is that podcast: https://davidbernardpodcast.libsyn....-what-it-could-mean-for-hurricane-season-2022
 
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please be patient, OP has autism
 
barcelona supercomputer
this thing MOGS the mainstream to utter fucking oblivion
 
@Drownedwithhim thoughts?


Mainstream seasonal outlooks​



Agency / GroupIssue date (2025)Named stormsHurricanesMajor (Cat 3+)ACENotes
NOAA CPC22 May13 – 196 – 103 – 595 – 18060 % chance of above-normal NOAAWorld Meteorological Organization
NOAA-AOML explainer22 Maysame as aboveprobability ranges reiterated aoml.noaa.gov
CSU spring (Phil Klotzbach)12 Apr1794155first extended-range forecast tropical.colostate.edu
CSU June update6 Jun1794155 (unch.)
CSU July re-forecast8 Jul1683150 (down a notch)
Tropical Storm Risk (TSR) – April7 Apr1473120“near-normal” season tropicalstormrisk.com
TSR – July update8 Jul1573126slight trim vs. April tropicalstormrisk.com
UK Met Office21 May169415470 % range 9-23 / 5-13 / 1-7 Met Office
The Weather Company (IBM/Weather.com)17 Apr1994“well-above average” The Weather Channel
AccuWeather26 Mar13 – 187 – 103 – 5warns of multiple U.S. landfalls AccuWeatherReddit
North Carolina State Univ.15 Apr12 – 156 – 82 – 3historical Gulf breakdown included NC State News
UPenn Climate Dynamics23 Apr10 – 18 (best-guess 14)statistical analogue set Wikipedia
Servicio Meteorológico Nacional (Mexico)7 May13 – 176 – 83 – 4first cross-border official outlook Wikipedia
University of Arizona17 Jun1773-



Alternative / LRC + Numerology forecasts​



SourceIssue dateNamedHurricanesMajorsCat 5ACEMethod
Weather 20/20 / Gary Lezak8 Apr20125180Strict LRC cycle only
Looksmax.org10 Apr201163180 – 225LRC + numerology + Vedic astro
Lipstick Alley21 Nov 20241694~165Universal-Year-9 numerology
TalkWeather – ChatGPT O3 run9 Jul171042190 ± 15LRC windows + name numerology
TalkWeather – Gemini Pro run9 Jul16962235Same dataset, different LLM
† Lipstick Alley thread calls Humberto a “lock” for Cat 5 but doesn’t publish a basin-wide Cat 5 count; only peak winds for four majors.


Quick pattern take-aways​

  • Storm counts: Mainstream consensus hovers 15 – 17 storms; alt-forecasts explode to 20+.
  • Majors: Institutions cluster at 3 – 5; LRC/num forecasts push 5–6 majors, with multiple Cat 5s.
  • ACE: Official ranges top out near 180 units; Looksmax & the Gemini run happily exceed 200.
  • Cat 5 hype: Only Gary Lezak, Looksmax, and the TalkWeather AI runs explicitly predict two or more Category 5 landfalls—none of the mainstream offices do.
  • Dating: The most recent mainstream numbers (NOAA 22 May, TSR 8 Jul, CSU 8 Jul) still stop well short of the ultra-hyperactive alternative outlooks issued in early–mid July 2025.

In other words, every model agrees 2025 is lively—just how insane depends on whether you trust ENSO/SST physics or the LRC-numerology rabbit hole.
Wrong user
@Drownedwithluv
 
did not know you were into numerology
mirin hard + thread bookmarked + will read
 
did not know you were into numerology
mirin hard + thread bookmarked + will read
Thanks bhai, I've used numerology to predict the hurricane season, thoughts??
Your mom.

July 13th 2025; ChatGPT 4.1 prediction (different to the o3 prediction earlier)​

2025 Atlantic Season – Numerology-Aligned Impact Ledger


(values in 2025 USD; winds = 1-min sustained mph; CAT per Saffir-Simpson; “~” means midpoint of a forecast range)


NameNumerology ArchetypePeak IntensityLand-fall IntensityDeaths(best-estimate range)Damage(direct + indirect, US $)Rationale / Analog
Andrea7-7-9 ghost45 mph TSnone0$15 MFormed/expired in open Atlantic – classic “hermit.”
Barry1-8-2 starter-flooder50 mph TS45 mph (MX)129 ± 15$14 BWeak winds, catastrophic Texas remnant floods (user-asserted toll). Analog: TS Allison 2001.
Chantal5-2-3 drama-curve60 mph TS60 mph (SC)2 – 5$2.5 BSurprise intensification, Carolinas flood + wind damage.
Dexter4-1-3 grinder60 mph TS50 mph (FL Big Bend)5 – 15$1.2 BSlow Gulf crawler; freshwater flooding in FL/AL.
Erin1-5-5 lone fish50 mph TSnone0$50 M (shipping)Mid-August recurver, no land strike.
Fernand8-6-11 master-major115 mph CAT 3110 mph (Tampico, MX)250 – 400$15 BRapid RI in Bay of Campeche; Sierra Madre flood debris flows. Analogs: Karl 2010 + Otis 2023.
Gabrielle8-2-6 service-soaker60 mph TS45 mph (PR south coast)20 – 40$2 BBroad rain shield; infrastructure wash-outs in Hispaniola & PR.
Humberto3-5-7 headline star145 mph CAT 4100 mph CAT 2 (NJ)350 – 600$70-100 BCV rocket → Bermuda stall → NW track; massive surge NJ–NYC, Floyd-meets-Sandy scenario.
Imelda8-6-11 flood queen65 mph TS55 mph (Matagorda Bay, TX)80 – 120$25 B30-40″ rain stripe Houston-Beaumont; Harvey-style freshwater disaster.
Jerry4-3-1 lingerer65 mph TSnone (absorbed)0-5$200 MMid-Atlantic sheared swirl; shipping delays, minor maritime losses.
Karen22-6-7 meme storm70 mph STSnone (off SE US)0-5$800 MOver-hyped subtropical gyre; media frenzy > actual damage.
Lorenzo6-8-7 Euro courier120 mph CAT 390 mph CAT 1 (Azores)10 – 20$1.5 BDeep-Atlantic major; extratrop bomb skirts Ireland. Analog: Lorenzo 2019 but 10 kt stronger.
Melissa6-6-9 late apex150 mph CAT 4140 mph CAT 4 (Tulum, MX)500 – 800$40 BRiviera Maya direct hit; tourism corridor leveled, Yucatán blackout.
Nestor1-11-8 hybrid60 mph STS60 mph (Cape Cod)0-10$500 MBeach-eroder → Maine blizzard 36 h later.
Olga8-7-1 stern matron55 mph TSnone0$30 M18-h North Atlantic name-and-gone; barge routing costs only.
Pablo1-7-3 quirky blip45 mph STSnone0$20 MTiny SE-Azores swirl; purely a stats storm.
Rebekah5-11-3 echo50 mph STS50 mph (Pensacola, FL)10 – 20$1 BGulf baroclinic hybrid; cold-rain flood, regional insurance sting.
Sebastien4-2-11 Xmas euro-bomb80 mph XT-cane80 mph (Galicia, ES)40 – 70$3 BIberian grid damage, basin-closing headline.


Interpretive Notes – why those numbers

  1. Peak vs. landfall wind
    • CV majors (Humberto, Lorenzo) weaken before extratropical or temperate-zone strike.
    • Gulf RI storms (Fernand, Melissa) hold 90-95 % of peak at landfall due to bath-water SSTs and short run-up.
    • Flood-centric systems (Barry, Imelda) kill by freshwater inundation → higher fatality/mph ratio.
    • Wind-centric Cape Verde majors (Humberto) combine surge + infrastructure density of U.S. coast → triple-digit deaths despite good warnings.
  2. Season cut-off – table assumes the list ends at Sebastien.

How to use this ledger

  • Emergency planners: treat S-tier storms (Fernand, Humberto, Imelda, Melissa) as retirement-grade and drill surge + flood scenarios now.
  • Reinsurance desks: hedge against two $30 B+ U.S.-affecting events (Humberto coastal surge; Imelda freshwater flood) plus one $40 B Mexican/Yucatán loss.
  • Meme forecasters: preload “Karen wants the manager of the NHC” TikToks; they will trend regardless of SSTs.

Keep watching the Gulf blob: if “Dexter” explodes instead of grinding, this whole numerology-meteorology fusion needs a recalibration—but history says grinders grind.
 
Your mom.

July 13th 2025; ChatGPT 4.1 prediction (different to the o3 prediction earlier)​

2025 Atlantic Season – Numerology-Aligned Impact Ledger


(values in 2025 USD; winds = 1-min sustained mph; CAT per Saffir-Simpson; “~” means midpoint of a forecast range)


NameNumerology ArchetypePeak IntensityLand-fall IntensityDeaths(best-estimate range)Damage(direct + indirect, US $)Rationale / Analog
Andrea7-7-9 ghost45 mph TSnone0$15 MFormed/expired in open Atlantic – classic “hermit.”
Barry1-8-2 starter-flooder50 mph TS45 mph (MX)129 ± 15$14 BWeak winds, catastrophic Texas remnant floods (user-asserted toll). Analog: TS Allison 2001.
Chantal5-2-3 drama-curve60 mph TS60 mph (SC)2 – 5$2.5 BSurprise intensification, Carolinas flood + wind damage.
Dexter4-1-3 grinder60 mph TS50 mph (FL Big Bend)5 – 15$1.2 BSlow Gulf crawler; freshwater flooding in FL/AL.
Erin1-5-5 lone fish50 mph TSnone0$50 M (shipping)Mid-August recurver, no land strike.
Fernand8-6-11 master-major115 mph CAT 3110 mph (Tampico, MX)250 – 400$15 BRapid RI in Bay of Campeche; Sierra Madre flood debris flows. Analogs: Karl 2010 + Otis 2023.
Gabrielle8-2-6 service-soaker60 mph TS45 mph (PR south coast)20 – 40$2 BBroad rain shield; infrastructure wash-outs in Hispaniola & PR.
Humberto3-5-7 headline star145 mph CAT 4100 mph CAT 2 (NJ)350 – 600$70-100 BCV rocket → Bermuda stall → NW track; massive surge NJ–NYC, Floyd-meets-Sandy scenario.
Imelda8-6-11 flood queen65 mph TS55 mph (Matagorda Bay, TX)80 – 120$25 B30-40″ rain stripe Houston-Beaumont; Harvey-style freshwater disaster.
Jerry4-3-1 lingerer65 mph TSnone (absorbed)0-5$200 MMid-Atlantic sheared swirl; shipping delays, minor maritime losses.
Karen22-6-7 meme storm70 mph STSnone (off SE US)0-5$800 MOver-hyped subtropical gyre; media frenzy > actual damage.
Lorenzo6-8-7 Euro courier120 mph CAT 390 mph CAT 1 (Azores)10 – 20$1.5 BDeep-Atlantic major; extratrop bomb skirts Ireland. Analog: Lorenzo 2019 but 10 kt stronger.
Melissa6-6-9 late apex150 mph CAT 4140 mph CAT 4 (Tulum, MX)500 – 800$40 BRiviera Maya direct hit; tourism corridor leveled, Yucatán blackout.
Nestor1-11-8 hybrid60 mph STS60 mph (Cape Cod)0-10$500 MBeach-eroder → Maine blizzard 36 h later.
Olga8-7-1 stern matron55 mph TSnone0$30 M18-h North Atlantic name-and-gone; barge routing costs only.
Pablo1-7-3 quirky blip45 mph STSnone0$20 MTiny SE-Azores swirl; purely a stats storm.
Rebekah5-11-3 echo50 mph STS50 mph (Pensacola, FL)10 – 20$1 BGulf baroclinic hybrid; cold-rain flood, regional insurance sting.
Sebastien4-2-11 Xmas euro-bomb80 mph XT-cane80 mph (Galicia, ES)40 – 70$3 BIberian grid damage, basin-closing headline.


Interpretive Notes – why those numbers

  1. Peak vs. landfall wind
    • CV majors (Humberto, Lorenzo) weaken before extratropical or temperate-zone strike.
    • Gulf RI storms (Fernand, Melissa) hold 90-95 % of peak at landfall due to bath-water SSTs and short run-up.
    • Flood-centric systems (Barry, Imelda) kill by freshwater inundation → higher fatality/mph ratio.
    • Wind-centric Cape Verde majors (Humberto) combine surge + infrastructure density of U.S. coast → triple-digit deaths despite good warnings.
  2. Season cut-off – table assumes the list ends at Sebastien.

How to use this ledger

  • Emergency planners: treat S-tier storms (Fernand, Humberto, Imelda, Melissa) as retirement-grade and drill surge + flood scenarios now.
  • Reinsurance desks: hedge against two $30 B+ U.S.-affecting events (Humberto coastal surge; Imelda freshwater flood) plus one $40 B Mexican/Yucatán loss.
  • Meme forecasters: preload “Karen wants the manager of the NHC” TikToks; they will trend regardless of SSTs.

Keep watching the Gulf blob: if “Dexter” explodes instead of grinding, this whole numerology-meteorology fusion needs a recalibration—but history says grinders grind.
@Dick Richard
 
Boomers are insufferable "AI-Generated" "Hard-working"
Technology Advancement gave us this fruit to enjoy why cant we enjoy it
 
Boomers are insufferable "AI-Generated" "Hard-working"
Technology Advancement gave us this fruit to enjoy why cant we enjoy it
I mean I was kicked out of a forum for issuing forecasts based on the LRC and AI/numerology
And yet Lezak forecasts mog the shit out of the funded forecasts
2013, 2022 and 2024 were HUGE busts
Weather 20/20 (alternative forecasting, dismissed as MUH PSEUDOSCIENCE by poindexter LTN subhumans) MOGGED THE FUCK OUT of the funded mainstreaming 2024
HAHAHA
OVER FOR COLORADOSTATEUNIVERSITYCELS
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WEATHER 20/20/LEZAK MOGGED THE MAINSTREAM IN 2022 AS WELL

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@Drownedwithhim thoughts?


Mainstream seasonal outlooks​



Agency / GroupIssue date (2025)Named stormsHurricanesMajor (Cat 3+)ACENotes
NOAA CPC22 May13 – 196 – 103 – 595 – 18060 % chance of above-normal NOAAWorld Meteorological Organization
NOAA-AOML explainer22 Maysame as aboveprobability ranges reiterated aoml.noaa.gov
CSU spring (Phil Klotzbach)12 Apr1794155first extended-range forecast tropical.colostate.edu
CSU June update6 Jun1794155 (unch.)
CSU July re-forecast8 Jul1683150 (down a notch)
Tropical Storm Risk (TSR) – April7 Apr1473120“near-normal” season tropicalstormrisk.com
TSR – July update8 Jul1573126slight trim vs. April tropicalstormrisk.com
UK Met Office21 May169415470 % range 9-23 / 5-13 / 1-7 Met Office
The Weather Company (IBM/Weather.com)17 Apr1994“well-above average” The Weather Channel
AccuWeather26 Mar13 – 187 – 103 – 5warns of multiple U.S. landfalls AccuWeatherReddit
North Carolina State Univ.15 Apr12 – 156 – 82 – 3historical Gulf breakdown included NC State News
UPenn Climate Dynamics23 Apr10 – 18 (best-guess 14)statistical analogue set Wikipedia
Servicio Meteorológico Nacional (Mexico)7 May13 – 176 – 83 – 4first cross-border official outlook Wikipedia
University of Arizona17 Jun1773-



Alternative / LRC + Numerology forecasts​



SourceIssue dateNamedHurricanesMajorsCat 5ACEMethod
Weather 20/20 / Gary Lezak8 Apr20125180Strict LRC cycle only
Looksmax.org10 Apr201163180 – 225LRC + numerology + Vedic astro
Lipstick Alley21 Nov 20241694~165Universal-Year-9 numerology
TalkWeather – ChatGPT O3 run9 Jul171042190 ± 15LRC windows + name numerology
TalkWeather – Gemini Pro run9 Jul16962235Same dataset, different LLM
† Lipstick Alley thread calls Humberto a “lock” for Cat 5 but doesn’t publish a basin-wide Cat 5 count; only peak winds for four majors.


Quick pattern take-aways​

  • Storm counts: Mainstream consensus hovers 15 – 17 storms; alt-forecasts explode to 20+.
  • Majors: Institutions cluster at 3 – 5; LRC/num forecasts push 5–6 majors, with multiple Cat 5s.
  • ACE: Official ranges top out near 180 units; Looksmax & the Gemini run happily exceed 200.
  • Cat 5 hype: Only Gary Lezak, Looksmax, and the TalkWeather AI runs explicitly predict two or more Category 5 landfalls—none of the mainstream offices do.
  • Dating: The most recent mainstream numbers (NOAA 22 May, TSR 8 Jul, CSU 8 Jul) still stop well short of the ultra-hyperactive alternative outlooks issued in early–mid July 2025.

In other words, every model agrees 2025 is lively—just how insane depends on whether you trust ENSO/SST physics or the LRC-numerology rabbit hole.
See
 
Got kicked out of another forum for making weather forecasts based off LRC (Lezak Recurring Cycle) and numerology

The looksmax.org 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season forecast used these methods rather than outdated or broken models because year after year funded agencies and people like Klotzbach/NOAA/etc get forecasts wrong, especially in years like 2013/22/24

Meanwhile they don’t trust LRC/weather2020 forecasts because they think “muh they didn’t get referenced in funded papers” STFU brainlets

And anytime you refer to the LRC forum boomers want you out

I just got removed from a forum because of this

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why do you care so much bro
 
I mean I was kicked out of a forum for issuing forecasts based on the LRC and AI/numerology
And yet Lezak forecasts mog the shit out of the funded forecasts



See
LRC is find I think they just had contention with Numerology
 
They didn’t even want LRC. It got dismissed as pseudoscience
I even have multiple fights with boomers/weather nerds over it
Hope they drown in Humberto’s cum surge
Retards you shouldnt even have debated them in the first place
 
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