Alberto
Debby
Ernesto
Gordon - Cat 4 or 5 in July or Early August
Leslie - Cat 5
Nadine
Oscar
Tony
Valerie
Beta
What storms will be the big muthas of 2006?
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I don't like Debbie...sounds like one of those mean '60s hurricane chick names (Betsy, Camille, Carla, etc). Sometimes that just doesn't pan out, but every time I look at the list of names, those old '60s chick names just jump out at me (I didn't like Rita or Wilma on the name list last year...but I didn't find Katrina too threatening. Oops!).
I also don't like Isaac. Maybe because of the book "Isaac's Storm" by Eric Larsen. For those who don't know...the book is the true story of Isaac Cline - Texas' chief weatherman and Galveston resident who dismissed any storm threat to Galveston and rejected the idea of building a storm surge wall...in 1900. That very year, the great Galveston hurricane swept in killing as many as 10,000 people, destroying the city - Isaac's house was erased and his wife killed in the storm he refused to believe could impact Galveston.
I don't like William either, because it sounds like a Cat 5 potential name...but I am hoping my prediction of 19 named storms this year will prevent William from getting his chance.
Gordon I would call a wild card...after his last performance 6 years ago, weaving, turning, u-turning, passing through the same area twice, etc...you just don't know what to expect from him this time!
I'll always worry a bit about the 'A's, 'C's, and 'F's in general...there have been 9 retired 'C's...and 7 each retired 'A's and 'F's...the top 3 retired letters.
I also don't like Isaac. Maybe because of the book "Isaac's Storm" by Eric Larsen. For those who don't know...the book is the true story of Isaac Cline - Texas' chief weatherman and Galveston resident who dismissed any storm threat to Galveston and rejected the idea of building a storm surge wall...in 1900. That very year, the great Galveston hurricane swept in killing as many as 10,000 people, destroying the city - Isaac's house was erased and his wife killed in the storm he refused to believe could impact Galveston.
I don't like William either, because it sounds like a Cat 5 potential name...but I am hoping my prediction of 19 named storms this year will prevent William from getting his chance.
Gordon I would call a wild card...after his last performance 6 years ago, weaving, turning, u-turning, passing through the same area twice, etc...you just don't know what to expect from him this time!
I'll always worry a bit about the 'A's, 'C's, and 'F's in general...there have been 9 retired 'C's...and 7 each retired 'A's and 'F's...the top 3 retired letters.
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For me Only Issac really stands out. I say this for 2 reasons,
1. The I storm has traditionally been strong Isabel, Ivan, Isidore, etc.
2. Issac has that biblical ring to it.
1. The I storm has traditionally been strong Isabel, Ivan, Isidore, etc.
2. Issac has that biblical ring to it.
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Shoshana wrote:I'm just happy there are no storms ending with an "a" next year...
My guesses which are ALWAYS wrong - Chris and Issac.
NO KIDDING!!! I thought I was the only one that noticed a lot of the big storms this year all ended with an "A." Makes me leery about Andrea, Melissa, Olga, and Tanya for 2007.
Oh whoops, we're just focusing on 2006 for now. For 2006, I say Ernesto, Joyce, and Michael. Those three names just don't sound right to me at all.
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apocalypt-flyer wrote:Alberto, T.S June
Beryl, Cat. 1 June
Chris, T.S. June
Debby Cat. 3 July
Ernesto, T.S. July
Florence Cat. 4 July
Gordon Cat.1 August
Helene T.S. August
Isaac Cat.5 August
Joyce Cat.2 August
Kirk T.S. August
Leslie Cat. 1 August
Michael Cat. 3 September
Nadine T.S. September
Oscar Cat. 4 September
Patty T.S. September
Rafael Cat. 5 September
Sandy T.S. September
Tony Cat.2 October
Valerie Cat. 3 October
William T.S October
Alpha Cat. 1 October
Beta T.S. November
23/13/7
Big time troublemakers in italics ..
Watch my predictions go TITS up this time next year..
If you think Debby, Isaac, Leslie, Oscar and Valerie will be retired, that what would you think of this list?
Alberto
Beryl
Chris
Dallas
Ernesto
Florence
Gordon
Helene
Ian
Joyce
Kirk
Lenore
Michael
Nadine
Orion
Patty
Rafael
Sandy
Tony
Vanessa
William
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