On Aug 29, 2:19*pm, Alan LeHun wrote:
In article 0370c6e6-9e26-4075-a6fe-aa46e0df0054
@i21g2000yqd.googlegroups.com, says...

"Will is trying yo give a clue..........." Hmmm. *"Flippant". Hmmm.
Research the current state of knowledge about the effects of extra-
tropical hurricanes on the jet. You'll find it is developing, it is
beginning to contribute to model development, but is not at a stage
where it can, in any way, be accurately incorporated into forecasts.

To be fair Paul, I am more concentrating on the effects of large extra-
tropical hurricanes on the accuracy of currently used models and yes, I
agree, the effects of extra-tropical hurricanes are not yet accurately
incorporated into model forecasts. Mostly I would guess, because the
resolution is too large to be able to model the steep pressure gradients
to an acceptable degree of accuracy.

That was like, my point.

And yes. You may not see it yourself, but your post did appear (to me
anyway, as I read it) to be a little flippant, if not downright
dismissive.

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Alan LeHun

That's OK. Everyone has their own opinion of someone else's postings
and of the poster and our opinions differ from each other's. I
interpreted Will's comment to Col in exactly the same way as you did
mine. Col viewed it differently - which again, is fine.