Below is some of what had been said by those who have visited the Hurricaneville Web Site over the past several years. See why Hurricaneville is one of the best sites on the internet for tropical storm and hurricane coverage.

• "This is a terrific site. I've been into tropical systems since I was a kid. They've always fascinated me and I've devoured books on the history/science/etc of Hurricanes. I accidentally found your site today, and I'm SOO glad. This is great." --Courtland, Los Angeles, California
  
  
• "Like the web site, I am a hurricane Camille survivor.(Biloxi) Also Elena and Georges. Am writing this as the winds of Frances howl. Awaiting approaching Ivan." --Mike, Pensacola Beach, Florida
  
  
• "Nice website."--A.J., Raleigh, North Carolina
  
  
• "Enjoyed visiting your website---nice work!"--Sherry, Harlingen, Texas.
  
  
• "Thank you! Finally information on the weather that is not 'watered' down. At last!"--Jamie, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
  
  
• "Great Site. Keep Up The Good Work!"--Peter, West Columbia, South Carolina
  
  
• "I think your website is the best! I love hurricanes!!!!!!"--Tim, Elon, North Carolina
  
  
• "Very interesting website - one of the best I have seen - and so up to the minute. Thank you."--Kathie, Foley, Alabama
  
  
• "Cool website."--Hayley
  
  
  
• "I love this site!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"--David, Rowletts, Kentucky
  
  
• "The website is largely weather and ham radio related. I'm a meteorology and aviation student currently between colleges and funding. Will be continuing soon. Write me if you wish. I love hearing from other weather fanatics!"--Lynn, Homestead, Florida
  
  
• "Very accurate information. I was there and you captured the impact Andrew wrought on my family. If you have any questions, let me know."--Lisa, Eugene, Oregon
  
  
• "Good information on Hurricane Juan. It will me with my ecology assignment. Thanks."--Chafic K., Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
  
  
• "Your site is quite interesting."--Jim
  
  
• "I enjoy your website."--Robert, Richardson, Texas
  
  
• "I had Hugo for a project at school!"--Courtney, Omaha, Nebraska
  
  
• "Hey I was just paging through sites with the history that made my hometown school's name. I played sports all through middle and high school in Westhampton Beach and we were called the HURRICANES. I always heard little stories about where the name came from but it wasn't until I got to read through the whole rundown of the 1938 on your site when I finally pieced it all together. I remember walking down the hallways in school looking at the class pictures that date back all the way till the start of school for Westhampton. And I noticed that all the pics before the Hurricane were water damaged and some missing. Then there was an old building that was one of the few to survive downtown, where it would freak you out to look 30ft upwards at the old clock that stopped ticking when the ocean rose. You could actually see a water mark lining half way through the clock. It just looks like death. When I was younger I always wondered why I would dig up seashells in my backyard, being that my house was not waterfront but actually about 1 minute drive down the road inward from the shinnecock inlet. But now I know that my property was once under water, my house would have been destroyed and I really hope no one died there previously -because it freaks me out, too much devestation. I can't seem to get away from hurricanes, I literally barely survived the recent 4 hurricanes in FL where I am for college. 3 of them crossed directly over my house, you could track it out like where x marks the spot, I'm in the middle of the x. But that's a whole nother story I should make into site. Anyways! Good Job, it seems this must have been a school project for you or something from reading your other responses. That's impressive."--Rachelle, East Quogue, Long Island, New York
  
  
• "Great Site! Thanks for producing such great work."--Andy, Miami, Florida
  
  
• "I appreciate this site. It gave me much needed info on Hurricane Gilbert For an essay."--Brent, Sioux Falls, South Dakota
  
  
• "Thanks your website really helped me on my hurricane project in school."--Janae, Cincinnati, Ohio.
  
  
• "Great site and links you have here"--Cindy, Florida.
  
  
• "The first hurricane I experienced was Connie in 1955. She struck on my 3rd birthday. I will never forget that. My Dad had to go to work for the local utility company. My Mom prepared for a birthday pary which turned into a hurricane party. I enjoyed your website. Detailed and accurate. I just went through Frances and Jeanne in West Palm last year. Can't wait for this year."--Annie, Fort Myers, Florida
  
  
• "I really liked the story on Stacy Stewart and its much to brag about. He is my uncle and I'm very proud of him."--Vanessa, Lawton, Oklahoma
  
  
• "Thanks for the link to my site on hurricane preparedness. It's been up for several years now and the traffic through the site is growing at a pretty good clip. Thanks again for the link."--Captain Tropic, Orange Park, Florida
  
  
• "A very useful site to look and and learn about past hurricanes and what is going on now."--Rupert, Oxford, England
  
  
• "Nice piece on Gilbert. Learned a lot."--Tom, Gainesville, Florida
  
  
• "I love this site!!! It has information that no other sites have! I love the book reports too."--Greg, Gainesville, Florida
  
  
• "Great hurricane info site.... I've been 'extremely intrigued' with tropical weather since i can remember. Everyday, my mother sat with me outside to watch the South Florida thunderstorms roll in every afternoon and evening. I've been in five hurricanes and three tropical storms and i can't get enough of it for some reason."--Justin, Port Orange, Florida
  
  
• "I think that the web site is very informative."--David, Alachua, Florida
  
  
• "Interesting information about tropical cyclones."--Darren, Winnipeg, Canada