http://www.srh.noaa.gov/images/tbw/TopNews/PDF/ClimatologyofHurricaneSeasonsWithaLateStart.pdf
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Climatology as of July 31 = 7.1% of season done
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Re: Climatology as of July 31 = 7.1% of season done
From NWS Tampa on slow start to the hurricane season and the impacts to the U.S. and to Florida as to number of hits. Very interesting graphs. Thoughts and comments welcomed.
http://www.srh.noaa.gov/images/tbw/TopNews/PDF/ClimatologyofHurricaneSeasonsWithaLateStart.pdf
Robert
http://www.srh.noaa.gov/images/tbw/TopNews/PDF/ClimatologyofHurricaneSeasonsWithaLateStart.pdf
Robert
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Re: Climatology as of July 31 = 7.1% of season done
Stormcenter wrote:I hear you but in the same sense you pretty much know how a game is going to turn out most of the time just by how the first few minutes of the game start in any sport. So far IMO in this "football game" the Tropical Storms are down 21-0 with the 2nd quarter about to begin. Yeah it's early but I don't like my chances. Anyway as I've said before there WILL be storms but nothing like 2006. The key is where they form and end up.
If we have another 2004 or the season fires in august-october, I have a fail pic waiting.
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