[quote=Chypmunk]Storm Tarquin would be the really scary one :D[/quote]

[quote=Dani8]Storm Rupert. LOL[/quote]

[quote=Dani8]I want to see Storm Nigel. Doesnt seem so threatening.[/quote]

[quote=doubledenim][font=century gothic]Hugo, Andrew, etc. I do believe they alternate.[/font][/quote]

[quote=Dani8]Wasn't there one recently called Pete?[/quote]

[quote=Austruck][quote=Dani8]And why do they always get a female name? That makes me blow my stack.[/quote]
Actually, I think with hurricanes now they switch back and forth between male and female names.  :)[/quote]

[quote=Sarge][quote=Dani8]LOL I know. I thought you would like that, sarge. That's another beer I'm buying you.[/quote]

Woohooo[/quote]

[quote=Dani8]LOL I know. I thought you would like that, sarge. That's another beer I'm buying you.[/quote]

[quote=Sarge][quote=Dani8]And why do they always get a female name? That makes me blow my stack.[/quote]

Think you have just answered your own question :-)[/quote]

[quote=Dani8]And why do they always get a female name? That makes me blow my stack.[/quote]

[quote=Sarge][quote=Austruck][quote=Sarge]Storm Doris is on her way here apparently. In the South that means 'Do not leave your house until it is safe to do'. In the North it means 'Wear a big coat'.[/quote]
Meanwhile, I'm still wondering when they started naming winter storms...[/quote]
No idea why they name any storm[/quote]