Posted on 06/07/2006 7:23:13 PM PDT by 21Xray
On a calendar, the Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30.
But don't tell that to Zeta.
The hurricane didn't even begin until December 30th, finally ending a record setting season of 27 named storms.
The first hurricane in the Eastern Pacific — Adrian — came only six days into the season, slamming into El Salvador, and killing at least 29 people.
Scientists say it may be part of a trend in which the hurricane season has become longer as the number of days between the first and last storms increase...
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Thanks,
And....????
It will be (if it turns out that way). That's like asking if there will be more fullhouses dealt on the poker circuit this year. You can say "I feel like a fullhouse is coming", but you don't know until it does. Too much time on someone's hands, and too many axes to grind.
Global warming as a keyword for your first post, which is your first thread...yikes
and here is a global warm welcome to FR.
Welcome to FR.
The Earth goes through a regular periodic cycle of warming and cooling.
There are also longer cyclical periods that span over many centuries.
Guess what we're seeing.
Feel FRee to jump in anytime, Ray.
Personally, I blame all of this on millions of years of natural climate change.
What/who do you blame for rain and wind??
I ate dead fish for lunch today.
I think some Freeper would say jokinly it was Bush's fault.
I am sooo jealous. j/k
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