Hi there! Every week, I will be posting a poll with a few questions regarding tropical cyclones. They may involve forecast, estimates, and other topics. The results will be shared with the next poll is released. All answers are anonymous and you may leave any questions blank. Please be honest and do not fill it out more than once. That is no fun --------------------------------- Last week's poll results (Note: an (X) means that I selected that one) Total responses: 13 -> Now that hurricane season is underway, how prepared are you? 7 (53.8%) - I do not live in an area that is impacted by tropical cyclones (X) 3 (23.1%) - I know where I'll go if I need to evacuate, and what I'll do if I stay at home 2 (15.4%) - I am currently preparing for what I'll do if a hurricane is headed towards me 1 (7.7%) - I live in an area where hurricanes are common but I am not prepared -> Do you think they should bring reconnaissance aircraft back to the WPAC to investigate tropical cyclones? 8 (66.7%) - Certainly (X) 4 (33.3%) - Yes -> Force Thirteen did a poll asking about what your favorite basin is. Unfortunately, it was rigged, so lets do a fair version of it 6 (54.5%) - North Atlantic (ATL) 3 (27.3%) - West Pacific (WPAC) (X) 1 (9.1%) - Australian Region (AU) 1 (9.1%) - South Atlantic (SATL) -> How strong do you think hurricane Eta was? 9 (69.2%) - 155 mph (X) 2 (15.2%) - 160 mph 2 (15.2%) - 150 mph -> How strong do you think hurricane Iota was? 7 (53.8%) - 160 mph 5 (38.5%) - 155 mph (X) 1 (7.7%) - 165 mph --------------------------------- This time, we look at the intensity of two of the strongest storms to strike the Philippines. We also look at F13s most awaited animations and what names we think should have been retired Make sure you put dots between the docs and google and between the google and com https://docsgooglecom/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfpyFmLhAWzCXhRg4RKWc2uiHS-nzaOTmOwBfaZC1ukfLwjQQ/viewform?usp=sf_link
