'CaneFreak wrote:destruction92 wrote:'CaneFreak wrote:no one is yelling. If people would start listening to other people sharing their knowledge and learn from there mistakes, and stop making the same mistakes OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER again, then no one would be mad or even the slightest bit frustrated.
Seriously, I have not seen you on much on this thread about Noel...all of a sudden, you are everywhere.
I do think you could tone down your "smarter than thou" attitude...you gotta understand that this is not the tropical analysis forum but the "talkin' tropics" forum.
If you are frustrated by the ignorance here, then you are free to ignore them, don't read them, or just leave the talkin' tropics forum and go to the pro-mets section.
Now, back to Noel....I don't know why you are getting so ramped up, unless you have property in the Bahamas...otherwise the Carolinas are safe as ever. Speaking of Carolinas, I am sure you know your stuff since you have been through more tropical systems than any Floridian...right?
North Carolina is the hurricane capital of the U.S. mainland and has got hit by more hurricanes than Florida by a long shot.
Whatever dude. You and I both werent here in the good ole days when this forum was full of KNOWLEDGEABLE people that knew what was going on and now everyone thinks they know the weather and they really dont.
Since this is a forum of learning I feel it necessary to correct my mistake pointed out to me......I am surprised you did not catch me on my mistake...I edited my previous posts to include the following statements:
"Correction: After reading historical records, climatological norms, and knowing that Florida has like 4 times as much coastline as North Carolina, I can confidently affirm that Florida is the hurricane capital of the mainland U.S. and has more hurricanes than any other state, including North Carolina."