PLEASE: turn to page 3 for actual Stats.
CAUTION!!!! Your computer may lag greaty if you turn to that page if you have dial-up
(Update: Yes Finally the 2005 HUrricane season is over! 
Here is my final update for this thread. I don't think I'll do one for next year though. There are many mistakes and i'm still fixing them. Please tell me what you think of this thread. Thank you)
(And please don't quote this)
(Note: This particular post usually will update once a day. If there is a Major hurricane , more than named 2 systems active, or a strong C1 - C3 affecting the coast then it will update faster.)
(Note: The fastest it will update is per advisory so most likely this info is outdated)
(Note: If my computer is down I will not be able to update the thread)
[Intro]
Well this may be a dumb thread, but I made it because I thought it might be usefull. I've worked hard on this and I hope that it is actually usefull and not blown off (which i'm expecting). Well as you can see there are maps of all the 2005 hurricane season's systems. Plus some that may come. Well I just noticed that this is the Climatological Peak of the season. Feel free to click on the images and links below them to get more details.
As of September 16, 2005 this thread has been updated: 19 time(s)
Last updated on January 06, 2006 at 3:46 p.m. EDT
