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where i can put annoncement for reconstruction ?	10 Oct 2005 14:49 GMT	3
i can help people for reconstruction house & co i can make a plan of house,... rod
Hurricane Vince	10 Oct 2005 04:12 GMT	1
What a season this has been. Now we have Vince, heading for Spain.
Degree days/average temp question	09 Oct 2005 15:53 GMT	2
How can weather statistics, such as the day's average temperature and degree days be "really" accurate while the temperatures through the day often don't rise and fall in a smooth fashion. For example, on a recent day here in Cleveland, Ohio, (9/29) the high was
misty weather @ the Beach	08 Oct 2005 15:34 GMT	6
http://users.telenet.be/weathersite/Articles/Beachcams-Belgium.html Ostend Beach: 14:10 H 14.9°C, 1025 HPa, 96% Rh, watertemp.: 17.3°C, wind: NE - 4 Bft. Knokke - Duinbergen : 14:13 H
NEXT KILLER HURRICANE	08 Oct 2005 00:29 GMT	12
Well, you people, when the next Hurricane strikes with wind gusts topping the 350 km/h, you will be wondering what could that solution I have discovered, which immediately curbs the strength of such mighty & devastating phenomena !
how common is Atlantic hurricane turing into Pacific one?	07 Oct 2005 20:02 GMT	2
It looks like T.S. may emerge in the Pacific after crossing Mexico. It may increase its strength again. I dont recall see a two-ocean hurricane before.
Climate Change More Rapid than Ever	07 Oct 2005 10:12 GMT	3
Climate Change More Rapid than Ever By: Max Planck Institute for Meteorology Published: October 6, 2005 at 07:35 Scientists at the Max Planck Institute for Meteorology presented on
What drives precipitation on Florida?	07 Oct 2005 02:01 GMT	4
I'm a Danish geophysics student working on a project in hydrology, which is due in 22 hours. The project is on an area in Florida (Lake Toho), looking at the water balance in the area in relation to a nature restoration project.
large negative error: error is increasing or decreasing?	06 Oct 2005 21:36 GMT	3
It doesn't really belong to this issue. However, I really like meteorology issue. But usually I am confusing to the following question: Say x changes from 0 to -10.
NASA GISS: TRIAL OF THE CENTURY!	04 Oct 2005 05:33 GMT	5
Please see: http://www.giss.nasa.gov/research/briefs/hansen_11/ [Rather basic stuff, but very very well written, a fun read. A great place to start researching global warming.
Experts warn New York: you could be next(Major Hurricane/30FT StormSurge)	03 Oct 2005 22:41 GMT	36
I grabbed this gif below from a forum that was discussing the article. Many were claiming the prediction is a bit 'chicken little' if you will because the ocean temp. near NYC is just too cool to support a category 3 or larger storm..hence weakening before landfall. Perhaps
NEXT KILLER HURRICANE	03 Oct 2005 22:37 GMT	2
Well, you people, when the next Hurricane strikes with wind gusts topping the 350 km/h, you will be wondering what could that solution I have discovered, which immediately curbs the strength of such mighty & devastating phenomena !