User:Bobnekaro

~HAPPY HOLIDAYS AND MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE!~
'''Welcome to the user page of Bobnekaro, AKA "B.O.B" or "BobTheBlob", an administrator on Hypothetical Hurricanes Wiki! '''

My name is B.O.B. I joined this wiki in September 2015 because I've always loved tracking hurricanes, but I've been extremely dissatisfied with the Atlantic Hurricane Seasons over the past 3 seasons. They've just been boring. I'm an Atlantic guy; the Atlantic is the only basin I really follow.

I also invented the concept of the Antihurricane.

Friends and Enemies

 * Nkech - Nice, excellent user. Helped save the wiki from turmoil!
 * Floyd - Very nice and helpful user.
 * Hype - Very nice and wise user. If it wasn't for him, HHW may not exist today.
 * Michelle - Also helped save the wiki from underage users!
 * Jack - Calls me "Senpai" and is hilarious.
 * Odile - He's also nice and very funny.
 * Collin - Another very nice user and makes good edits.
 * HH - Another funny user!
 * Cardozo - I know he's banned, but he was always very nice to me. I'll definitely miss him!
 * Jskylinegtr - Don't have much to say.
 * Misbehaving Users - They can be annoying.

Activeness
I previously used a hurricane intensity scale to measure activeness. Since I'm an Atlantic guy, I decided to do something a little more original: I oscillate in activity, much like the ENSO. My active periods are extremely active, and my inactive periods are the opposite.

Current rating: Very Strong La Nina (can change)

Activeness History
Usually Very Strong La Ninas only occur between June and August, most commonly in August. Conditions may fluctuate several times a year. El Nino conditions are more common in the first half of the year, while La Nina conditions are more common in the second half of the year, primarily during hurricane season. 2.0+ is a very strong El Nino, 1.6-2.0 is a strong El Nino, 1.1-1.5 is a moderate El Nino, 0.6-1 is a weak El Nino, -0.5-0.5 is neutral, -0.6 to -1.0 is a weak La Nina, -1.1 to -1.5 is a moderate La Nina, -1.6 to -2.0 is a strong La Nina and <-2.0 is a very strong La Nina.

Tracking the ARCTIC
From now until the week after Christmas, I'm hosting a special season with Christmas-themed names, in honor of Steve820, who once did a Christmas-themed season. This season will be a live season with storms frequently added between now and January. I'm not sure how active it's going to be, but Polar Cyclones Angel and Bell have already formed!

Current Storms: None

Check it out at 2015-16 Arctic Cyclone Season (Bob Nekaro).

Weekly New Creation Poll
Should I resume my Arctic cyclone season that I've placed on hold? Yes No

2016 Atlantic hurricane season poll
What kind of 2016 Atlantic hurricane season do you think we will have? "Hyper-inactive" - Less than 8 named storms Inactive - 8-11 named storms Near normal - 12-14 named storms Above normal - 15-19 named storms Hyperactive - 20+ named storms When will Tropical Storm Alex in 2016 form? April or earlier May June July August or later

2015 Atlantic hurricane season retirement poll
Which names in the 2015 Atlantic hurricane season will be retired? Erika only Joaquin only Both Joaquin and Erika None

My Own Individual Storms
Note: All of my seasons and storms so far are Atlantic, except for the 2016 Pacific Hurricane Season!
 * Hurricane Walter (2016 season) - unusual hurricane that interferes with many peoples' Christmas plans
 * Superstorm Colindana (2022 season) - a hybrid hurricane/antihurricane without tropical characteristics
 * Hurricane Annie (2045 season) - unusual and early hurricane that developed from a winter storm
 * Hurricane Hermine (2016 season) - Deadly storm that devastated North Carolina
 * Hurricane Jim (2031 season) - A "surprise hurricane" that reached category 5 status in only 2 days of existence
 * Hurricane Rhett (part of 2071 collab season) - An interesting hurricane named after Rhett McLaughlin from Good Mythical Morning.
 * Hurricane Arthur (2038 season) - Crazy hurricane that traveled across the entire Northern Hemisphere. Made over a dozen landfalls throughout its time as a hurricane.
 * Hurricane Pi (31415 season) - The title is self-explanatory.
 * Tropical Storm Ward (2104 season) - Crazy tropical storm that moves all over the Atlantic for over 2 months, but never reaches hurricane strength - despite having a pressure of 969 mbar!

My Free-Editing Seasons
From time to time, I host free editing seasons. The currently open free editing season is the 2019 Atlantic hurricane season.


 * 1) 1. 2016 Atlantic Hurricane Season - A somewhat realistic but very active 2016 Atlantic Hurricane Season. It features several unusual twists, however, including a rare offseason major hurricane as well as a tropical storm that hits Africa and South America.


 * 1) 2. 2017 Atlantic Hurricane Season - An inactive hurricane season with unusual twists.


 * 1) 3. 2018 Atlantic Hurricane Season (Inactive Scenario) - Extremely inactive season with only 2 storms.


 * 1) 4. 2455 Atlantic Hurricane Season - An unfinished season that was one of the final seasons that Douglas and Cardozo participated in before their bannings

My Own Seasons
2016 Atlantic Hurricane Season - My first ever season.

2014 Reimagined Atlantic Hurricane Season - Very detailed season that includes descriptions and tracks for each storms, much more active than the real thing!

2015 Reimagined Atlantic Hurricane Season - A semi-complete "Re-Imagined" 2015 Atlantic hurricane season.

2021 Atlantic Hurricane Season - Average season with nothing special.

2049 Atlantic Hurricane Season - If only it existed!

2025 Lake Okeechobee cyclone season - A weird hypothetical season in the Lake Okeechobee Basin. It is nearly complete, I'm waiting on the winner of my prediction competition to add the O storm.