based on, if someone as of now looks at the steering current patterns and upper level winds and the high pressure and low pressure and the ridging
and the wind sheer and the troughs and all of the other conditions in the atlantic,. Which AREA is most likely to experience a very bad hurricane for this 2006 season???.., If they pick a area. NOW IF YOU DO RESPOND PEOPLE PLEASE I MEAN PLEASE say the right thing and give me the right answer NOw if someone answers my question in the right way and if they answer it I need them to tell me WHY and if someone gives me the correct answer than I will lock key word lock the threaD up really fast and I WILL STOP TALKING ABOUT THIS FOREVER I PROMISE, remember this I love you all, you all our my very very best friends, and I apreciate your responses and IN FACT SOMEONE COULD MAKE THERE OWN FORECAST TOO FOR THE REST OF THIS 2006 STORM SEASON, okay thanks and whats the status on the eastern pacific???
a question on trough's and RIDGING and eastern pacific
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Predicting future hurricanes is like putting a pot of water on the stove top and trying to predict were the first big bubble is going to come up when the water starts to boil. You can get real scientific about it. You can do a study of the heat source. You can do a study of the thickness of the bottom of the pot. You can study the consistency of the quality of the metal alloy in the pot. You can study the air flow around the pot. You can study many other influences on the process of boiling water.
All of this study will improve your chances of correctly guessing where that first big bubble will come up, But it's anybody's guess!
All of this study will improve your chances of correctly guessing where that first big bubble will come up, But it's anybody's guess!
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skysummit wrote:You really don't have to request these threads to be locked. What if someone else had the same question as you and would like to take part in this discussion?
Threads are usually locked for a reason.
I've been thinking the same thing. The whole purpose of a message board is for people to exchange information and participate in a discussion. It's fun to see how a topic can change and grow as various people add their thoughts.
I hope the mods stop locking these threads and allow the discussions to continue.
Just my two cents.
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