2021 and 2022 Hurricane Names
As one who has endured quite a few Gulf
of Mexico hurricanes, I always am keeping up and tracking the hurricanes
and tropical storms. Hurricane Ike and Hurricane Harvey were the two
most memorable hurricanes that I went through.
During the 2021 hurricane season as well
as the 2022 hurricane season, from what I am seeing, being we are going to continue to be in the midst
what they call a 70 year cycle, we will see pretty much the same
activity we saw in that past two hurricane seasons, the 2019 hurricane
season as well as the 2020 hurricane season.
I am not one to predict geographic
locations for where the hurricanes, tropical storms and/or tropical
depressions will form or make landfall. Nor do I project the strength
of the hurricanes in advance. There are plenty of others out there who
predict and speculate and I will leave that all up to them.
I would suggest that if you are in a
geographic area where tropical activity may occur, that you be prepared
with an evacuation plan as well as an emergency / hurricane kit to help
you survive during and after a hurricane or tropical storm event. The
following link is showing what our hurricane and natural disaster
emergency kit contains as well as a preparedness checklist. What Is Needed For Your Hurricane and Natural Disaster Emergency Kit With A Preparedness Checklist.
2021 Hurricane Season
The lists include storms in both the Atlantic Basin (Gulf and East Coast hurricanes) and Eastern North-Pacific (Pacific Island and West Coast hurricanes).
Hurricane season officially starts on June 1 and ends on November 30.
Hurricane Names for 2021
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Atlantic Tropical (and Subtropical) Storm Names for 2021
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| Ana |
Henri |
Odette |
| Bill |
Ida |
Peter |
| Claudette |
Julian |
Rose |
| Danny |
Kate |
Sam |
| Elsa |
Larry |
Teresa |
| Fred |
Mindy |
Victor |
| Grace |
Nicholas |
Wanda |
Eastern North-Pacific Tropical (and Subtropical) Storm Names for 2021
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| Andres |
Ignacio |
Rick |
| Blanca |
Jimena |
Sandra |
| Carlos |
Kevin |
Terry |
| Dolores |
Linda |
Vivian |
| Enrique |
Marty |
Waldo |
| Felicia |
Nora |
Xina |
| Guillermo |
Olaf |
York |
| Hilda |
Pamela |
Zelda |
Note: Hurricanes are given names according to a formal system that is managed by the World Meteorological Organization.
2022 Hurricane Season
The lists include storms in both the Atlantic Basin (Gulf and East
Coast hurricanes) and Eastern North-Pacific (Pacific Island and West
Coast hurricanes).
Hurricane season officially starts on June 1 and ends on November 30.
Hurricane Names for 2022
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Atlantic Tropical (and Subtropical) Storm Names for 2022
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| Alex |
Hermine |
Owen |
| Bonnie |
Ian |
Paula |
| Colin |
Julia |
Richard |
| Danielle |
Karl |
Shary |
| Earl |
Lisa |
Tobias |
| Fiona |
Martin |
Virginie |
| Gaston |
Nicole |
Walter
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Eastern North-Pacific Tropical (and Subtropical) Storm Names for 2022
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| Agatha |
Ivette |
Roslyn |
| Blas |
Javier |
Seymour |
| Celia |
Kay |
Tina |
| Darby |
Lester |
Virgil |
| Estelle |
Madeline |
Winifred |
| Frank |
Newton |
Xavier |
| Georgette |
Orlene |
Yolanda |
| Howard |
Paine |
Zeke
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Note: Hurricanes are given names according to a formal system that is managed by the World Meteorological Organization.
Other Basin Names (Worldwide)
Lists of names for other tropical cyclone basins outside of NHC responsibility can be found on the World Meteorological Organization tropical cyclone naming page.
You can view the 2019 and 2020 hurricane names for Atlantic Basin / Eastern North-Pacific here.
Google Chrome Crashes Continue To Multiply
When it comes the Google Chrome Browser, the problems and issues never seem to cease. I operate a Dell Inspiron 1545, Intel(R)Core(TM)2 Duo CPU T6600 @ 2.20GHz, 4.00 GB RAM with Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit operating system.
I have written about the Google Chrome crashes with the flash player in the article Google Chrome Crashes In Windows 7 - Update on solution found.
However, here I will address the issues of Google Chrome crashes
associated when trying to upload photos to a website and uploading
attachments to Yahoo Mail. I will attempt to recreate a crash or two and
grab a screen shot of the crash going down.
First I will address the uploading of photos from your computer to a
website. You arrive at the website all set to go and in my case, will
probably write and article, then attempt to access my files to upload a
photo or two. As soon as I open my folder on my computer for picture
files, boom, Google Chrome crashes each and every time leaving me with
just my desktop showing. All tabs, all windows, all information suddenly
disappears. You can have hours of work just simply gone in an instant
if you have not repeatedly been saving your work as you go along. Of
course saving your work every minute or two does get to be quite
burdensome and I know I skip doing this often as I get caught up in the
article I may be working on.
This has been going on for well over a year. I have waited and waited
for a solution to be found to no avail. I have visited the forums
online, far too many to count, to find that there is no doable or viable
solution to be found. I have contacted Google, with no positive
results. There appears to be a full lack of concern by the techs of the
Google Chrome Browser to fix this issue. I am open to anyone who wants
to leave a solution to this problem in comment on this article! My only
solution has been to import all my bookmarks to a Firefox spin off
browser that I enjoy using, PaleMoon.
To me, this is sad, as Google Chrome features make Google Chrome the
best browser for what I do online. As an author I am logged in to Google AdSense, Webmaster Tools, Google Analytics,
Gmail, Google Documents, YouTube, etc., without having to log in to
each and every site that is Google related. When I use another browser, I
seemingly have to log in to each account which to say the least is time
consuming.
Should a solution be found, I will be updating this article in the future.
Now, to address the Yahoo Mail uploading of attachments. As an AT&T U-verse subscriber
for my internet needs and various others options in my bundle, Yahoo
Mail is what I use as it works best with my internet connection and
U-verse account. I can pull in other email accounts and view them all in
my inbox. I have been using Yahoo Mail for about ten years and have
documents in folders there that are that old. I have never had an issue
with losing any information or documents stored on the Yahoo mail site.
Should my home system crash, or if I am out and about and need to access
my email on another system, all my folders and information is readily
available. This is a feature that I do enjoy by having my email data
stored online, off my system, as I have had system crashes in the past
and if not backed up, would have lost my folders I have on Yahoo as well
as all sent emails and saved emails not to mention my contacts which
are quite extensive.
I used to use the Yahoo Mail Classic, however in recent years, Yahoo
Mail gives us the option for a New Yahoo Mail. I prefer the new Yahoo
mail as it is fast and works well, or was fast and working well at one
point if one is not using Google Chrome
The first issue I had with the new Yahoo mail using Google Chrome was
that I would click reply or forward on an email and the window would
open, and still does by the way, to the blank email that you are going
to write in. It will then simply lock up and freeze due to the
stationary attempting to load. Not sure why that happens and contacting
Yahoo, AT&T and browsing the forums has not given me a solution.
When this happens, my whole system then locks up, and I have to do a
cold start at times. You can not take the stationary option off of the
new Yahoo Mail. I have looked high and low and that option is not
available. I never use stationary myself.
The biggest issues for me is with new Yahoo mail, and Google Chrome. I
will have an email open and attempt to attach a document to the email.
When I click on "attach" nothing simply happens. No window shows up and
the option to attach does not happen. The only way I can EVER attach a
document to my Yahoo Mail is to revert to the Yahoo Mail in a browser
other than Chrome. Sometimes, when I am lucky, I am able to at least
save what I am working on in draft, then go to the option of closing my
email and switching over to Yahoo Mail in a different browser to do my
attachment. I normally will switch to PaleMoon or Firefox to attach in
Yahoo Mail.
Again, no solution is to be found and the lack of concern by Google
is the largest thing you will find when you research the problem online
in various forums and such. Google seemingly will not attempt on a
solution. That being said, I have found some solutions that involve
going deeply into your operating system and manipulating files in order
to attempt a fix for the problem. I am not an expert on such things and
refuse to go that far to "attempt" a fix risking damage to my system. To
me, it is an apparent Google problem from what all my research has
shown and not computer related or OS related.
As mentioned, none of these issues are new for me. I was operating
the same make of laptop from Dell as described above, with less RAM, a
lower processor and Windows Vista, and I did not experience this issues.
The issue became apparent when my other Dell crashed and Dell could not
remedy the problem and replaced the system under warranty. The
replacement Dell supplied came as describe in the first paragraph of
this article. With the new system, the problems described started
happening in December of 2010.
The issue seemingly is that Google Chrome needs to be "fixed" to be
more compatible with Windows 7 64-bit. I have read of the problem
happening in other operating systems, but the majority are associated
with Windows 7 64-bit systems.
Any solution these issues would be greatly appreciated by this
author. Please share your experiences, good or bad, with using Google
Chrome and the Windows 7 64-bit operating system.
