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AverageJoe90

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4. Possibly so.

Reply to malaise (Reply #3)

Wed Dec 5, 2012, 03:36 PM

Dec 2012

And certainly, it's more than possible than we will indeed see some more higher-end tropical systems out there overall, as time goes on. I'm just not convinced they'll be an everyday 'routine' thing(don't get me wrong, that's not what I think Gabby implied here, of course, but some people might think otherwise), that's all.

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Another unusual tropical cyclone [View all] Gabby Hayes Dec 2012 OP

Several deaths reported fromthis storm malaise Dec 2012 #1

I dunno about 'routine', just yet, Gabby...... AverageJoe90 Dec 2012 #2

I think this is the fourth cyclone this year with above 150mph winds malaise Dec 2012 #3

Possibly so. AverageJoe90 Dec 2012 #4

Cough * climate change* cough nadinbrzezinski Dec 2012 #5

Most southerly typhoon ever recorded in the Western Pacific. Uncle Joe Dec 2012 #6

You're welcome....... Gabby Hayes Dec 2012 #7