Must be depressed, nothing but a weak tropical depression, looks like
hurricane season is over. The rest of us are celebrating, hurricane mongers
are going on antidepressants.

Well yes, things are a little boring, tropical cyclone wise.

I had a fit of hurricanitus and entered the NHC's forecasts and actual storm
positions for the "big 4". I computed the errors, and plotted the
distributions. (It was a way to pass the time...)

I like to determined just how far off the predictions were from track
without regard to time, but, speaking of time, I ran out of it for this
project.

http://asauve.home.mindspring.com/hurricane.htm

Alf



"Dr. Stinkfinger" wrote in message
...
Must be depressed, nothing but a weak tropical depression, looks like
hurricane season is over. The rest of us are celebrating, hurricane
mongers are going on antidepressants.

No we're not. We're simply taking the pause that refreshes while
gearing up for the upcoming blizzard season! Long live snow!!!


On Sat, 9 Oct 2004 17:49:50 -0500, "Dr. Stinkfinger"
wrote:

Must be depressed, nothing but a weak tropical depression, looks like
hurricane season is over. The rest of us are celebrating, hurricane mongers
are going on antidepressants.

The Artist Formerly Known As Your Highness wrote:
No we're not. We're simply taking the pause that refreshes while
gearing up for the upcoming blizzard season! Long live snow!!!

Don't forget the volcanoes!

Bob in Seattle, just sittin' here waiting for the chance to kiss our ash
hello...



On Sat, 9 Oct 2004 17:49:50 -0500, "Dr. Stinkfinger"
wrote:

Must be depressed, nothing but a weak tropical depression, looks like
hurricane season is over. The rest of us are celebrating, hurricane
mongers are going on antidepressants.

"Bob Harrington" wrote in message
...
The Artist Formerly Known As Your Highness wrote:
No we're not. We're simply taking the pause that refreshes while
gearing up for the upcoming blizzard season! Long live snow!!!

Don't forget the volcanoes!

Bob in Seattle, just sittin' here waiting for the chance to kiss our ash
hello...

I was actually doing some late season skiiing on St. Helens the day the
erruption occured in May of 1980. Fortunately, I was able to outrun the
flow of lava and make it to saftey unscathed. I had to ski over the tops of
many trees and over what was left of Spirit Lake, but it wasn't all that
bad. The only bad part was I had to stop and ski back up the mountain at
one point because I lost a ski pole, that was a little tough.



On Sat, 9 Oct 2004 17:49:50 -0500, "Dr. Stinkfinger"
wrote:

Must be depressed, nothing but a weak tropical depression, looks like
hurricane season is over. The rest of us are celebrating, hurricane
mongers are going on antidepressants.