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Re: Talkin Tropics Tonight 9PM EDT - Focus on Seasonal Forecast
miamicanes177 wrote:windstorm99 wrote:Iam getting keywest radio!!!!
it's ok we all are. The show has not yet started
Someone edited the thread stating the show is on the air....Not for me.
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Re: Talkin Tropics ON AIR RIGHT NOW!!!
I don't have teamspeak because I downloaded it and don't know how to operate it
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Re: Talkin Tropics ON AIR RIGHT NOW!!!
Weatherfreak14 wrote:team speak wont connect for me.
do you all have the new server address
75.126.149.240:8767
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Re: Talkin Tropics ON AIR RIGHT NOW!!!
windstorm99 wrote:Nothing on winamp....
try it now because the show is just starting....working fine for me now
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Re: Talkin Tropics ON AIR RIGHT NOW!!!
Here we go....If you love the thunder and you love the rain!Iam tuned in. 
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A little correction to what was just said: 2005 actually had more ACE.
2005 = 248 (248.059)
2004 = 225
2005 had the most ACE of any season; Zeta helped us beat 1950. (has anyone ever found it coincidental that 1950, which was the first year storms began being named, had the most major hurricanes and the second-highest ACE?)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2005_Atlan ... _.28ACE.29
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2004_Atlan ... 29_Ranking
2005 = 248 (248.059)
2004 = 225
2005 had the most ACE of any season; Zeta helped us beat 1950. (has anyone ever found it coincidental that 1950, which was the first year storms began being named, had the most major hurricanes and the second-highest ACE?)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2005_Atlan ... _.28ACE.29
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2004_Atlan ... 29_Ranking
Last edited by RattleMan on Thu Aug 09, 2007 8:33 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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RattleMan wrote:A little correction to what was just said: 2005 actually had more ACE.
2005 = 248 (248.059)
2004 = 225
2005 had the most ACE of any season; Zeta helped us beat 1950. (has anyone ever found it coincidental that 1950, which was the first year storms began being named, had the most major hurricanes and the second-highest ACE?)
is that a question ?
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Re: Talkin Tropics ON AIR RIGHT NOW!!!
I have a question for Mike:
The Tropical Cyclone Heat Potential is higher in the gulf and caribbean than in 2005 because of the lack of activity. SST's are about the same as 2005 in these areas. How important is Tropical Cyclone Heat Potential to hurricane intensification? Could we see a storm as strong as Katrina with the SST's and TCHP we have now, assuming an ideal environment?
The Tropical Cyclone Heat Potential is higher in the gulf and caribbean than in 2005 because of the lack of activity. SST's are about the same as 2005 in these areas. How important is Tropical Cyclone Heat Potential to hurricane intensification? Could we see a storm as strong as Katrina with the SST's and TCHP we have now, assuming an ideal environment?
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