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Should they have been named in the first instance? Name inflation has been a problem for several years now. It helps with the narrative.
I bet we’ll still manage to set a record for named T-storms.
They used to wait until it was an organized (rotating) tropical storm. These “depressions” are just weather fronts moving through and getting counted to make headlines. (Wind gusts to Steve)
Nah! It just took some Prozac to settle its depression woes. It’ll go postal later.