Hi SEan,   
      
   On Thu 2011-Aug-04 20:06, Sean Dennis (1:18/200) wrote to Richard Webb:   
      
    RW> I'm getting a feeling that later this season we might have   
    RW> another one that looks like 2005 did.   
      
   SD> Latest news is Emily has petered out since there is no central core   
   SD> and just small remnents (sp?) remain.   
      
   YEp, that's as I saw when i pulled everything from this link around 5 cdt.      
   This morning as I said in the post that   
   crossed this one in fidospace they sure called that one   
   wrong this morning.  THe weather folks at nhc said she'd get stronger after   
   she left HIspaniola over open water.   
      
      
   Still as I told Janis though, I think we're looking for a   
   good old fashioned butt kicking with one as the season wears on.  Iirc '05   
   really started cranking things up about this   
   time of year.  I know the prognosticators have been warning   
   of harder hitting tropical cyclones now for the last few   
   years, and we've been pretty good at dodging bullets since   
   Gustav, I think I activated for emergency net graveyard   
   shift ncs duty for one storm all last season, and manned 75   
   meters between 2 and 4 a.m. one night, and by then it landed as a tropical   
   storm and didn't do a whole lot of anything,   
   while I was on the air.   
      
   I do think this one's starting to look to me like it could   
   go that way at this point.  We've had steady higher than   
   normal temps all over NOrth America, we've got drought   
   conditions even in places that were getting saturated last   
   spring, and all it takes now is for one to sit out there   
   over open waters and spin around sucking up moisture from   
   the ocean below and it's rock 'n roll time.   
      
      
   Regards,   
              Richard   
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