TROPICAL STORM ALPHA DISCUSSION NUMBER 2
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NWS TPC/NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER MIAMI FL
5 PM EDT SAT OCT 22 2005

http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/text/refresh...l/221800.shtml

Science Cop wrote:
Taking Up a Collection For Impoverished Meteorologists for Storm Names

Because threadbare meteorologist are so poverty striken (and basically
illiterate) they can't afford to get on the internet and look up fresh
names. They have to keep recycling an old set of lists every six years
because they are not very well-read and familiar with the full aphabet
of choices available. They can't even seem to afford a public library
borrowers card to find names like Ulysses, Uma, Upton...

Help these desperate and needy schnooks with contributions to the STORM
NAMES DATABANK.

Here are some intial contributions from:
http://www.babynames.com/Names/U/
and
http://www.behindthename.com/nm/u.php

This ought to tide them over for a dozen years...
UDAY, ULA, ULYSSES, ULRIC, UPTON, URANIA, URBANA, URIAH, URIEL, URSA,
URSULA, UBERTO, ULBRECHT, ULIANA, UMBERTO,

XADRIAN, XENA, XANTARA, XAVIERA (means Owner of a new house, which you
will need when Xaviera gets done), XERXES, XOLA,

YANNI, YAEL, YAKOV, YAMA, YANKA, YETTA, YEVA, YOKO, YOLANDA, YORK,
YOSHI, YUMA, YVETTE, YVONNE,

ZABRINA, ZACHARIAH, ZACHARY, ZAINA, ZANDER, ZARA, ZARINA, ZAVIERA,
ZAZA, ZEDEKIAH, ZELDA, ZENA, ZENEVIEVA, ZEPHYR (Strong Win), ZOE, ZOLA,
ZANE,