Tropical Storm Zeta forms in Atlantic Ocean

The Sun Sentinel is reporting that yet another tropical storm has formed in the Atlantic.

And no, this isn't old news.

This one is called Zeta, which, again, is the furthest we've ever gotten. Another named storm is unlikely, so I don't think it'll be an issue, but what the hell do we name them after we run out of letters? They can't give them numbers, can they? I thought that's what they did for depressions and such.

I think they should start naming them things that describe the circumstances of the storm. For instance, using my system, Zeta would be called "Holy Fucking Shit: A December 30th Tropical Storm."

Seems like that would grab the right amount of attention, eh?

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