Our Super Computers along with information put in from data gathered by satellites, sea buoys, water surface temps, low pressure reading, prevailing winds, size of the storm can indeed give us clues to how big and strong a Hurricane will become.

Thanks to NASA, NOAA and the Hurricane Hunters we do indeed collect massive amounts of data for our super computers to crunch and this means better predictions. Hurricane Strength Software Strategies have improved as we now can handle data of trade winds and all the other variables too.

But are we forgetting some important data sets? Well some say yes and have various theories as to why, but other say no we have enough data and do not need more data, just more time for the Super Computers to crunch it and time to put the data into them. Well I think I both agree and disagree and let me tell you why.

First Gravity Waves and Lunar cycles affect water and the heights of Hurricanes in my opinion. Also Solar Activity also affects things and a large solar flare could indeed increase atmospheric activity in a significant way and therefore both these sets of data must be given a numerical value and added to the equations. Consider all this in 2006.

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