This is the craziest model plot I've ever seen!
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I think there is something terribly wrong with the computer models. I don't think at this point anyone should use them to base a forecast on Jeanne. This may sound paranoid, but I wonder if someone has sabatoged them in some way. May I'm just weary from all the hurricane stuff, but does anyone else think that sabatoge is possible?
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FLAgirl wrote:I think there is something terribly wrong with the computer models. I don't think at this point anyone should use them to base a forecast on Jeanne. This may sound paranoid, but I wonder if someone has sabatoged them in some way. May I'm just weary from all the hurricane stuff, but does anyone else think that sabatoge is possible?
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FLAGirl,
I don't think there's anything wrong with the models... I think it's the STORMS that are just totally messed up this year! There's just no way to use numbers to predict what these crazy little monsters are up to!
Now, why and how they became so crazy is another story -- and one that I can't answer. Perhaps we'll figure something out as the season goes on.
I was thinking for a while that global warming and the rising sea temperatures might be involved, but I was only looking at 20 years of storms so there's not much inference to make there. We could go back far enough to show statistically significant global trends-- but we weren't able to watch and monitor storms like we are now so there's not much data. In 1900, the meteorologists in Galveston thought the Gulf was too shallow for hurricanes. And in 1950 we weren't able to watch crazy loppy tracks out in the Atlantic like we are now. So it's hard to tell what's happening, but I have faith somebody somewhere will figure it out... someday!
I don't think there's anything wrong with the models... I think it's the STORMS that are just totally messed up this year! There's just no way to use numbers to predict what these crazy little monsters are up to!
Now, why and how they became so crazy is another story -- and one that I can't answer. Perhaps we'll figure something out as the season goes on.
I was thinking for a while that global warming and the rising sea temperatures might be involved, but I was only looking at 20 years of storms so there's not much inference to make there. We could go back far enough to show statistically significant global trends-- but we weren't able to watch and monitor storms like we are now so there's not much data. In 1900, the meteorologists in Galveston thought the Gulf was too shallow for hurricanes. And in 1950 we weren't able to watch crazy loppy tracks out in the Atlantic like we are now. So it's hard to tell what's happening, but I have faith somebody somewhere will figure it out... someday!
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