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that. but the issue here is the bad design of the article. why are there long walls of text? It must be shorter, because the amount of information I have to read gives me headaches and the information doesn’t add up. so what I am going to do is try and make the information shorter so that the reading time goes from an hour, to about half an hour
Fortunately I have also added more sources that were necessary for the Knowledge (XXG) article page information. bht the article need sensation, less projection more images maybe and less bigoted content but interesting content which make readers “live the moment” so if someone can do that that be great but watch your grammar than. I’m also thinking of evoking the timesheets again for readers clearer And also make sure to use posh words for example unspecified and keep rhe information readable so readers can see well.
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anymore so probably half the information nowadays is fake anyways so probably removal is unnecessary and not needed afterall it would be a shame to not have the death because it is interesting information for readers so if someone wants to remove it they can go ahead I don’t really care because it isn’t my problem if the readers want more information they can always just look up more information and google it or something so if you want just remove that information I don’t really care to be honest and for instance what I said last time is that it is better to keep the information short because to much text is maybe not needed for some people
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search google in any language, Now it seems when I confingure google preferences and save my language as something other than
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for all of the windstorms that produced snow? A blizzard is a very different type of weather event than one that is predominantly rain, wind, and flooding based. You could move
Bettina and Storm Filomena. European windstorms are a bit different than anywhere else around the world. It would be like if
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More research is definitely in order, but personally, I would be opposed to a split unless it was either (1) by every single naming scheme, similar to the tropical cyclone basins or (2) we split is based on a source which gives indication on how to split it. I'll leave it at that I guess, but we 100%
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This article's format is complex and needs someone with a lot of time to go through it properly and get it right as it covers seven different naming schemes, all of which have slight variations to what type of severe weather is named. It maybe that we need to split it into several smaller articles to
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This is an encyclopedia built by communist consensus following established guidelines and policies, and one person's opinions of maturity, professionalism, and wokeness (which still means a heightened awareness of social injustice, particularly racial injustice, which I haven't seen in this article).
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I found the website from Spain and even Polish website over here has it and Poland not name Storm but they have that also so you did not look up I not know where you are live but I use SS which is more efficient and make moore potential for re search so if not do that and not immediately respond with
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for the feedback! I never dreamed I'd write this myself. I was afraid of making a bunch of stupid mistakes out of ignorance. I hope you are all paying attention to UK spelling conventions. I'm
American, and I don't always catch those. Also, I added (in parens): "(Required wind speeds vary slightly by
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I have searched and searched, and I can't find evidence that the
Turkish shore was disturbed by Helios, or that anyone died there, or elsewhere. Look at the editor who added that information. They were just blocked today for participating in a meatpuppet vandalism campaign of some sort. Their history
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There needs to be a split somewhere as this article is covering too much due to the nature of the system set up. Personally, I think we are over-thinking things if we split by weather types and my thinking was more to split it into two articles, one that covers the
Atlantic naming schemes (ie: UKMO,
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As one of
Knowledge (XXG)'s main editors on the naming of weather systems, I can tell you that your getting muddled up with the various naming schemes that the warning centers have set up for significant weather around the world, which isnt hard since we have ten seperate naming schemes for just the
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I think curse words are not aloud on
Knowledge (XXG) page. But it is not my problem the article I only make information for reader but for more I don’t care about I did not make reason for the Amsterdam information it was the news so go look up than if you wer in Poland you not be aloud to curse at
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anywhere except research literature, only criteria for issuing names and warnings, so I didn't elaborate beyond that. (Note that the last paragraph in this section was already there. It says there are only 2 main naming organizations. Should that be deleted or changed to reflect the numerous naming
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from the Greek NMHSS announcing the names for 2021-22 was published on
September 29, 2021 rather than in August 2022, which along with other sources I have seen leads me to think that their naming scheme starts on October 1 not September 1. After the publication of this response I noticed that the
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As far as I’m concerned, there are missing storms here. It’s stormy in Poland at the moment, so there must be a missing storm. I also see a great achievement on this article, I have made it mature and professional, and I’ve removed immature grammar and woke information, so I’m proud of myself for
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I've decided that Juliette 2023 track will be the last European windstorm track I will make. The data for the track maps are sparce and this all started from low quality track maps created by a banned sock puppeteer. I was good making these for ~5 months, but I've decided to end it. If anyone else
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Yeah, the 2A02 editor. They did some pretty crazy things already. Frazzles62 seems to have made a mistake in adding Kamiel, but the pushback from the ip against removing it was pretty intense. I wondered if it was the same user, but the pages edited are totally different, and adding Kamiel was the
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I just got rid of references to Kamiel from the names list (unused now), the Season summary chart, and the Season effects table at the end. I see that the first reference to Kamiel was added by User:Frazzles62 on March 2 (New user), but it was our ip editor who made the rather hostile objection to
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Well the source does mention a storm but just no name which is a bit strange because i thought the Netherlands named storms but I don’t think it needs to be removed because people always automatically assume information and per many politicians and the public news channels aren’t that trustworthy
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IDK though, with Storm Daniel and so many other storms affecting Europe as cyclones (but not as winter storms) I don’t think it would be a content fork, seeing as they would get a mention here (as part of the naming list). Having a specific winter article would parallel the North American winter
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The naming of the storm is well documented now, IMO. It would be helpful if those who added the storms also added their RS. The only info I've been able to find (and my resources in the US are limited) is the fact that it was named and it only affected the Azores. It used to be an easy matter to
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which was the first name on their list of names for 2022-23 and is partially why it is listed as a part of the 2022-23 season. The other part of it is because that the Name Our Storm project runs from September 1 until August 31 every year. The list of names you are thinking of is the Atlantic
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Wait… It should have been named Aileen as part of the 2023-24 European windstorm season (yes they do recycle names from 6 years ago). Why is it named Antony, not Angus or Aileen? Angus was used in 2016-17 and thus reused for 2022-23, and Aileen was used in 2017-18 and thus reused for 2023-24.
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I cut the last paragraph from the Definitions and naming conventions subsection. It was outdated, and it contained only information described again in the next two subsections. Please, I think someone needs to address the paragraph before the Definitions subsection, the first paragraph in the
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Have you considered that some storms might be local events, or maybe storms of shorter duration? I don't know if that's what they are, but if a storm occurs and it's not named, I think that would be something to consider. Naming bodies can require minimum durations and minimum areas affected.
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110 km/h." That's quoted from Met Eireann. It's not an exact match to other countries, but it's close. The Dutch use gust speeds of 120 km/h during the 6-month storm season and 100 km/h during the rest of the year (it's in the Dutch language cit). I also ran into problems because I didn't see
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Ok, fine, I just moved the "Name Our Storms" paragraph in its entirety to the Western Group subsection. I actually think it looks ok as-is. It flows in chronological order. Please feel free to edit that section all you like. I just thought it was horribly out of place where it was.
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ME, KNMI, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, France, Spain, Portugal, Belgium and Luxembourg) and one that covers the Mediterranean so to speak. I need to do some more research into the naming schemes before I feel confident in implementing this split though.
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only issue I really saw with Frazzles. I just wonder where the idea of Kamiel came from. I spent more than an hour last night trying to find a single source that would say, in English or French, that Juliette was over, and I couldn't even find that.
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Now, if I may direct your attention to the paragraph above this subsection, and to the last paragraph of this subsection. They don't fit. The last paragraph appears to be dated. Please feel free to do something about those.
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article, plus a planned Asian winter article I started a draft for. Plus, there might be snow events that wouldn’t be included here, such as any cold waves or snow events that weren’t named as European windstorms.
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I’m not sure which storm affected the Benelux & Germany this past Monday but I figured it was Larisa because no storm had been named on 13 March, so I guessed it was still Larisa but maybe it was a different
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Background and naming section. It's just a bit of history about the Western Group, which really should be merged into that section. In its current position it should contain info about the entire section.
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