Good!!!!

All forecasts, whether they are professional or amateur, are opinions...and it is good to have varing opinions! Observing and thinking for yourself are very important in the evolution of learning to forecast. The fact that you disagree with me isn't a bad thing at all, even if you are right and I am wrong...if the one of us who is wrong learns from the mistake and applies it to future forecasts.

Don't take my (or Clark's, or ED's or NHC's or anyone's) forecast blindly, if you are learning to do this yourself...ask questions and poke holes in the forecasts that are out there...that is the way to learn!