I would like to respond to this. Every so often, we get a storm of a great magnitude, whether it be a Major Snowstorm or Hurricane. The fact remains, it is all about mother nature and her fury that brings out the best in all MET's and observers. It is obvious that we don't want to alarm or expect that every system will turn out to be a destructive hurricane, to destroy everything in it's wake, it is a simple fact of measuring the power of a specific entity. Having said that, we are just consumed at the production of a storm till the end. If all storms remain off the coast, we would still post on this forum regardless.
Edited by The Force 2005 (Wed Aug 17 2005 03:54 PM)
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