That's still a pretty "aggressive" number anyway. One less hurricane.
GR FLA: His post might have something to do with a PM. Give the Coop a pass on this one...he's working on a new model, should be ready soon
As far as reducing #s, most of the more knowledgable posters (that excludes me of course) are saying not to change your #s, that the current paucity of activity has no bearing on future activity. I'm keeping my 14/8/3 come heck or full moon tides.
BTW, how's MY wave looking?
Cheers,
LI Phil
-------------------- 2005 Forecast: 14/7/4
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