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Interesting take on 2003 season.
      Sun Nov 17 2002 03:23 PM

Has anybody (if anybody is here) gone over to the Storm Forum? Jason Moreland from TWW has an interesting take for next year's hurricane season, the most intersting point is that the El Nino we have right now may be showing some early signs of eventual decline and dissipation by spring 2003. The latest ENSO model ensemble (12 models) only has two supporting warm conditions by June 2003. As Jason stated in his analysis, we may be facing a La Nina next year. We all know what happened 1n 1995, 1996, 1998, and 1999. Those are the 4 La Nina years we've had so far in our active phase, and we all know what happened in those 4 years. Stay tuned.

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* Tornado Outbreak CFHCAdministrator Sun Nov 17 2002 03:23 PM
. * * Interesting take on 2003 season. Kevin   Sun Nov 17 2002 03:23 PM
. * * Re: Interesting take on 2003 season. HanKFranK   Sun Nov 17 2002 10:06 PM
. * * Nice SSTA link I got from another sight... Kevin   Mon Nov 25 2002 07:23 PM
. * * Go Bucs! Steveunplugged   Sat Nov 30 2002 02:56 AM
. * * Re: Interesting take on 2003 season. Kevin   Mon Nov 18 2002 05:56 PM
. * * ALERT: Severe weather possible over Central Florida friday night and saturday. Kevin   Thu Nov 14 2002 03:37 PM
. * * Small circulation in N BOC Bill   Tue Nov 12 2002 11:44 AM

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