Something to think About Looking at 1933, 1934, and 1935

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[quote="gatorcane"]If you look back in history 1933 was the second active season in hurricane history (first is 2005). The next year 1934 was very inactive just like 2006. Now here we are in 2007 and we have not had anything significant so far. If you look at 1935, there weren't alot of storms either but all of the significant activity didn't start until Aug 18th lasting through Nov. 8th with 3 storms impacting Florida, 2 of them major.

Could 2007 be an analagous year to 1935? Not necessarily as far as where these storms could hit, but how many and the intensity of them?

We haven't had anything significant yet???? What would you call Dean? Is your only interest hurricanes that make landfall in the U.S.? Or is it just the ones you want to see headed for Boca Raton?

[gtalum]

You should check dates before you attack someone for their statements. Dean didn't exist yet when gatorcane posted that.

[Steve]

>>You should check dates before you attack someone for their statements. Dean didn't exist yet when gatorcane posted that.

Agreed. And while Gatorcane is a good poster and one whose work I always read, the 3 years over 3 years comparison doesn't look like anything to me. Like I said, there are some comparisons in the numbers of storms, but most quantifiable aspects of the actual seasons are completely different. So the Dean comment notwithstanding, I don't see it.

Steve

[Downdraft]

Well your right it was posted prior to Dean so I do apologize.