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Looks like some fish storms in the Eastern Pacific (Original Post)
malaise
Jun 2020
OP
I've heard the term used for a hurricane that veers out to sea, missing most land, ...
JustABozoOnThisBus
Jun 2020
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safeinOhio
(32,671 posts)1. Any chance of a right turn?
I hope not.
rurallib
(62,406 posts)2. Is a fish storm descriptive of some type of major storm?
Certainly a phrase I have never heard here in the midwest.
JustABozoOnThisBus
(23,338 posts)4. I've heard the term used for a hurricane that veers out to sea, missing most land, ...
... and causing little damage.
So, yeah, a major storm, at sea.
Midwest equivalent might be a waterspout on Lake Michigan. Harmless, unless you're in that boat ...
captain queeg
(10,165 posts)3. Bring me my sharpie
edhopper
(33,567 posts)5. Have they given Hurricane warnings
to Alabama?