Adios, storm season

HOUSTON CHRONICLE ^ | 29 November 2010

[NautiNurse]

We count our blessings for a hurricane-free 2010

The turkey leftovers may be only a fond memory, but we're not done with Thanksgiving yet. Today marks the official end of the 2010 hurricane season, and that is cause for thanksgiving aplenty. The season just ending was unusually active, one of the three most active in recent years, the statisticians tell us, but the continental United States was spared. According to storm researcher Adam Lea of the University College London, 2010 was the first season since 1900 with 10 or more hurricanes in which none struck the United States.

[Voltage]

Why don’t the weather forecasters quit since they are almost always wrong in their dire predictions. Have they no integrity? Quit and admit your “science” is based on throwing darts at a map and guessing.

Al Gore is so smart that he can predict the weather 20 years from now...it will be warmer! Just put Al at a desk and fire everyone else. Think of the savings!

[LadyPilgrim]

Will do, and to yours from me also!
See you next season dear one!;-)

[GOPJ]

You provide a great service NautiNurse during hurricane season... I always mean to offer you my thanks - and just as quickly forget... So have a a Merry Christmas and thank you so much for your hurricane ping list...it’s a comfort.

[lonestar]

Merry Christmas and thanks for your efforts.

[NautiNurse]

Thanks much for your warm wishes. Cheers!

[thesearethetimes...]

Thank you ma’am for the storm pings and for the well wishes :)

May God bless!
Tatt

[prairiebreeze]

Thanks for your efforts to keep us all updated and informed, NN. Merry Christmas and all the best in 2011!

[girlscout]

Thanks NN! I hope you have a very Merry Christmas and a fantastic new year.

[sunshine state]

Thank you for all of your hard work. It is really appreciated.

[Pebcak]

Thank you and bless you for all you do. Have a Merry Christmas and wonderful holidays.

[txhurl]

(tol, for old times’s sake, can you post yourself in rollers again? lol in advance)

Texans South of Dallas got real lucky this year with tropical depressions and storms.... they’ve been mostly our only rainfall. If not for those storms, you’d be hearing stories of cattle slaughters due to no hay. Even so, our plants aren’t looking too perky because no nitrogen-bearing thunderstorms have happened in about 8 months.

[M. Espinola]

Hurricane Season of 2010 R.I.P.

Thanks for all the hurricane related research and fine reporting.