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Re: How many annular hurricanes have there been?
      Thu Jun 07 2007 02:04 AM

There was a paper on annular hurricanes that came out in 2003, looking at both the East Pacific and the Atlantic, primarily the former. I think they identified about 8 of them over a 6-8 year span, but don't quote me on that. Generally once per year over the two basins, it seems, and not all of them were the ones that remained annular for an extended time as did Isabel.

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* How many annular hurricanes have there been? hurricanesean Thu Jun 07 2007 02:04 AM
. * * Re: How many annular hurricanes have there been? Clark   Thu Jun 07 2007 02:04 AM
. * * Re: How many annular hurricanes have there been? CaneTrackerInSoFl   Wed Jun 06 2007 07:53 PM

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