From: "Geo" 

"John Cuccia"  wrote in message
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> >Simply put, more heat doesn't mean more violent weather, compare the
> >southeast or gulf coast to the west coast at the same lattitude, you get
> >more hurricanes in florida than you do on the west coast at the same
> >longitude.
>
> That's because in the northern hemisphere, tropical cyclones move from
> east to west.  Atlantic hurricanes start off as low pressure systems
> in the Atlantic (even the far eastern Atlantic) and move in a
> generally westerly direction.  Pacific hurricanes form in the ocean
> and move west through the Pacific.  Those that do make landfall do so
> in one of the island archipelagos or Southeast Asia or Australia.

So you support my position, that it's not based on heat level but on other
factors? I mean I said it's not based on more heat and gave two examples at
the same heat levels and you gave a bunch of non-heat reasons for why one
has violent storms and the other doesn't.

Geo.

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