Will Hand wrote:
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http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/pastprofile.shtml

http://www.metoffice.com/research/ha...Annual/cet.gif

What's the relationship between the series ?

To my mind a cold snowy decade in the 60s followed a high hurricane frequency
decade the 50s, at some stage the hurricane frequency this century will decrease
and then what will happen to the winters ? Colder perhaps ?

OK *very loose* science, but to me just another part of the jigsaw.

A *proper* time-series analysis is required here, anyone ?

HTH

Will.
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Thanks for that Will, so it's not a case of one seasons high frequency
is followed by a cold winter then ?
However, given a series of high frequency seasons now gone by, we must
be ready to hit some colder winters. Very loosely of course :-)

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