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2006 Atlantic Hurricane Season Resources

| Permalink | | Entry by: Bill Young Jr. (WXnation.com Founder) @ 12:00 am EDT

5 Responses to “2006 Atlantic Hurricane Season Resources”

1. Brendan Loy says:

   Sunday, 4 June 2006 at 2:31 am EDT

   Thanks for the link!

   Just a suggestion… Charles Fenwick is a really great blog for hurricane analysis, and he updates pretty frequently. I consider him and Dr. Jeff Masters (”Wunder Blog”) to be the superstars of hurricane analysis. Anyway, I would highly recommend adding him to your list:

   http://eyeofthestorm.wordpress.com/
2. Bill Young Jr. (WXnation.com Founder) says:

   Sunday, 4 June 2006 at 3:13 am EDT

   Brendan: Thanks for the tip, I’ve added Charles into the mix. Congrats on the move to Arizona — another weather blogger enters a region prone to triple-digit heat! (I’ll take it over below-freezing temps every time…)
3. Brendan Loy says:

   Sunday, 4 June 2006 at 4:01 am EDT

   Thanks! I prefer colder climates (and being within an hours’ drive of a major body of water, ideally an ocean) myself, but I’ll make the sacrifice of dealing with AZ summers since just about everything else about the state is so great, plus it’s where my wife wants to be. :) But it’s a cruel side effect of the school schedule that I was in Indiana last winter, I’m in Phoenix this summer and I’ll be in Indiana against next winter… argh!
4. Bill Young Jr. (WXnation.com Founder) says:

   Sunday, 4 June 2006 at 4:37 am EDT

   At least you can still go to the Trojans games, and snowstorms are fun. I kind of wish I was in Indiana this year, where there is a much greater chance of thunderstorms. I almost forget what they’re like.
5. WX-MAN Perspective » Blog Archive » Weather 06-06-06 says:

   Sunday, 30 July 2006 at 2:51 am EDT

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