The ratio of NOAA names to hurricanes this year is 7/0 = NaN
The NOAA guys are on their toes, never missing the opportunity to name a wind gust.
Weather Street: 2013 Atlantic Hurricanes and Tropical Storms
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I’m slow on this…shouldn’t that be NoN (Names over Number)?
It’s a C++ thing: NaN= Not a Number
It is actually a hardware thing in the IEEE standard.
I mean, I assume it’s a C++ thing, since that’s the only place I’ve come across it.