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Jamiewx
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      Fri Sep 01 2006 01:59 PM

I have noticed over the last couple of seasons, not much to base this on, but are there any connections between the activity in the Eastern Pacific and the Atlantic with regard to Hurricanes.

Last year the Eastern Pacific had a very slow season, while the atlantic had the busiest on record. This year it seems the Eastern Pacific is rather busy and the Atlantic rather quiet, or at least quieter than last year.

Any thoughts?

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