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MichaelA
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Season forecast is kinda busted
      #95279 - Wed Aug 27 2014 10:07 PM

My "forecast" was for 8 named storms, 2 hurricanes and no majors. So far, we're at 3 named, 3 hurricanes, no majors. I'm still good for 8 named total with no majors unless something radically changes in the next 6-8 weeks.

(Post moved here since the Seasonal Outlook thread was closed.)

Edited by Ed Dunham (Fri Oct 10 2014 11:44 AM)


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