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in isoi and in isoj, the Weather Bureau began christening the tropical disturbances with girls’ names. The first was a minor earlyseason storm called Alice. In I960, a semipermanent roster of four sets of names was introduced. A separate set, is used each year, beginning with the first name in the group. After four years the rotation of sets begins again. Whenever a major hurricane affects the United States, its name is retired for 10 years and another substituted.
The 1965 names are Anna, Betsy, Carol* Debbie, Elena,
In^; Jenny, Kara, Laune, Martha, Netty, Orva, Peggy, Rhoda, Sadie, Tanya. Virgy, and Wenda. Because so few names start with Q, U, X, Y, and Z, they are omitted altogether. Before abandoning those letters, the Weather Bureau came up with Quella. Udele, Xmay,Yola Zenda, and the nice. Though there are only 21 names on each list-, there is little chance of running short The largest number of tropical disturbances recorded in the Gulf-Atlantic area in one season is 21; the least, two.
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