
Is this True ??
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I will answer my own question LOL
i found this
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/2000subtropical.html
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i found this
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/2000subtropical.html
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No advisories were written on this storm, as a decision was made operationally to handle it in marine forecasts as an extratropical storm. Post-analysis of satellite imagery and of 27 October aircraft data are the basis for classifying the system now as subtropical. Due to the operational handling, there are no formal NHC forecasts to verify. Large-scale numerical models generally performed well in forecasting the genesis and motion of this cyclone. The models did mostly underestimate the intensification that occurred north of the Gulf Stream. However, this strengthening was fairly well forecast by the GFDL model.
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