Right now, Mike's analysis is looking pretty darn good
Posted by jack ruby on 7/29/2009, 6:04 pm
Both Cypress and Jac have posted info which shows a sharp drop off in cyclone activity not just in the Atlantic Basin (where at this early stage, the lack of activity is fairly normal), but also in other basins as well. Mike's rationale for a possible slow season is based on solar cycles. If true, this would obviously apply to other basins, not just our own, and right now both the E Pac and the W Pac are way behind schedule. I can't remember a time when total cyclone activity around the world was so diminished. The numbers say that it has been at least 30 years, and that this is probably a conservative estimate. I have to admit, that I have trouble understanding the "electrics thing", but if these numbers continue to pan out, I'll take a second look at these posts. At this early stage, Mike seems to be earning his spot here on the board, and you have to give Jimw credit for keeping him here, and judging that his voice was worthy of being heard. Thats why I like Jimw, he's got his ways, but he's a heckuva a board manager. This is another example.
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