Today, November 30th, marks the end of Hurricane Season. A record year, 2005 saw 26 named storms, using all the pre-established storm names and diving into the contingency pile of Greek letters for the first time since the system was implemented.
As of right now, T.S. Epsilon still churns in the middle of the Atlantic, with some forecasters projecting that it could become a Cat 1 hurricane.
If it does, and if the USAF weather planes go after it tomorrow, will they be subject to charges of hunting hurricanes out of season?
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