User blog:TropicalStormChapsteck/July 11 - Monitoring tropical activities

With Major Hurricane Eugene and TD Six-E forming, the latter of which is expected to become a hurricane, the Atlantic is not doing very well against the EPac. Tropical Depression Four, which was expected to become Don days before, dissipated in the Atlantic quickly without reaching tropical storm status.

Hurricane Dora also had formed in the EPac weeks before. This is getting me worried, as we were expecting to see a bunch of weak EPac storms instead of a major and some hurricanes. What do you think this could mean for the Atlantic? Would this mean the Atlantic would end up with a weak season, or could it be the opposite?

Now, I know that this could clearly be like 2016, with a mostly dead July (despite TD Four forming a few days prior to this blog). The 2016 season in the EPac was quite active, however this was only in the later months, considering we're already to F (since Six-E is likely going to be named later today).

Anyways, back to the original topic: what do you think this means for both the EPac and the Atantic?