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To: roaddog727
We've been having afternoon thunderstorms every day throughout the summer here on the east coast of Florida.

It's been my unscientific observation that the years we have normal afternoon storms are the years we have few hurricanes.

And in the years we don't have afternoon storms are the years we get a lot.

As I said, this is purely my unscientific observation. Or I could have just dreamed it.

26 posted on 07/29/2009 7:24:34 PM PDT by FReepaholic (Jump You F**kers!)
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To: FReepaholic

Interesting observation. May well be too late, but perhaps you might want to capture and tabulate that data.


28 posted on 07/29/2009 7:27:37 PM PDT by roaddog727 (Onward into the Breach, and Faciendum est!)
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To: FReepaholic
As I said, this is purely my unscientific observation. Or I could have just dreamed it.

And your theory is about as robust scientifically as Al Gore's ravings.

29 posted on 07/29/2009 7:27:55 PM PDT by RJL
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To: FReepaholic

A theory exists that a wet May is indicative of low hurricane chances. It’s been very wet in SEFL.


46 posted on 07/29/2009 9:31:02 PM PDT by bicyclerepair (Thank you Mr. Robinson (toodamtall1@yahoo.com))
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