And your assumption was based on water tempature which was not the reason she got that strong. You dont' seem to understand that you got lucky. Good job, Dan! You didn't/don't even realize the reason she got to the level she did and didn't/aren't using that as your reasoning but damn, you sure know whats going on!
Bravo, Bravo!
You see, its kind of the way it was in Algebra class, Dan. You had to show your work when you figured out a problem.
Well, the work you're showing is all ed up, and just by luck you've stumbled upon the answer. But you still don't fundementaly know what your doing.
Tear him a new one Manny!Just to give you a frame of reference
No one anticipated a catagory 5 storm.
Travis and I never said she would go south of Corpus. Never. Feel free to go back and check on that yourself.
But there is a significant difference between what Travis and I did, and what you do. We looked at the data, analyzed it, and came up with our best ideas of what the storm was doing and where it was going to go based on an understanding of how these things work.
You? For all I know you do nothign more than throw a dart at a map or flat out guess. There is no thought regarding your "predictions". Everything is a chance to make a prediction and see it come true for you. You just guess away.
So don't sit there and try to tell me how wrong I was. I rarely engage you because you bring NOTHING to the table. At best, you're a spin doctor, and a feeble shotty one at that.
But if you really want to try to prove me wrong on this subject, I'll sit here and make you look like the ignorant you are.
Oh and Dan, the information I posted above from the National Hurricane Center was a forcast of a 3 storm at landfall. But obviously you're methods are superior. Carry on.
No, my assumptions were based on a bit more than that. I took the established pattern of Hurricanes this year, current Lows and Highs in the Southwest and Southeast, water temperature in Rita path, the effects of El Nino, and to a lesser extent, sheer factor and threw it all into a algebraic algorithm and came up with some pretty exact probabilities. But obviously, all that is way beyond you so I won’t bore you with the details.
I guess you're starting to realize your nothing more than a joke to most of the people here. At least this time you were a funny one.
Just for the record, my calculated landfall spot was just South of Freeport TX less than 100 miles from the eventual actual land-fall spot. If only the National Hurricane Center could be so accurate so early with their probabilities. Save people a lot of trouble.
If only. You should go work for them with your super prediction capabilities. You could save the world Dan. One coastal town at a time!
C'mon Manny, ask him for the algorithm. I dare ya!
I guess you're starting to realize your nothing more than a joke to most of the people here. At least this time you were a funny one.
Everyone is a joke here Manny. Once you realize that, you have reached a new level of forum enlightenment.
I guess you're starting to realize your nothing more than a joke to most of the people here. At least this time you were a funny one.
Not interested. I'm having to much fun doing what I do.
I love the El Nino part of that.
1 - No El Nino right now.
2 - El Nino increases wind sheer over the Atlantic and results in hurricane seasons with fewer storms. It has not effect on individual storms other than to possibly provide a less favorable environment.
Far from it. There are several people here who provide great insight and bring intelligence to the table.
Yeah, like I'm gonna let Manny have something like that.
...and many people who quickly come to realize that they don't actually know about .
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