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August 18, 2014

P.S. NOAA's CLIMATE PREDICTION CENTER.

This is a postscript to "Rocky Mountain Gang Probably Predicts No Hurricanes ...." which was posted here on August 12, 2014.

   Terms and Conditions, the III.Insurance Blog, posted an article on August 8, 2014 with this title:  "Why a Below-Normal Hurricane Forecast Doesn't Matter".  The III's article cited to NOAA's Climate Prediction Center as its source for Hurricane predictions.

   You could substitute the title, "Why a Rocky Mountain Hurricane Forecast Doesn't Matter" for the title of the article posted here on August 12, 2014, and you would get the gist.

   Consider the sources.  When the subject is Hurricanes, results matter.

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