Deletion of 2012-13 U.S. winter storm season

Comment: Agreed with db8 above. The storms in this article are listed solely on the basis of TWC's unofficial naming scheme. A list which has been rejected by the NWS, which is the real authority on such matters. I don't see how we can keep this article and avoid both  and . We have already decided to November 2012 nor'easter|reject the name "Athena
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Neutral point of view (WP:UNDUE||WP:OR)

Comment: as an unofficial naming scheme, with limited media usage at this point. The majority of media coverage appears to be discussion of this new naming system, rather than coverage of the winter storm season itself. There seems to be plenty of precedent for going with what official storm naming bodies call weather systems, and the NWS declined the use of a naming system in this case. (Alternately, move to "The Weather Channel's 2012 - 2013 U.S. winter storm season", but that's a bit silly...and kinda my point.) If the concept of TWC's storm names and their definition of the winter storm season comes into more widespread use, then this page can certainly be recreated. And the individual names can be created as redirects, when appropriate, and included in any articles on the storms, of course. (Another concern is that editors will lean towards determining notability based on whether or not TWC decides to name a storm, which is . Winter Storm Brutus already has a section, possibly for this reason alone since it doesn't seem particularly notable otherwise. Almost all notable coverage under that name seems to be from TWC; the Billings Gazette appears to have initially used it, then later removed the "Brutus" name from those articles.) Edit: This goes both ways, too. If TWC decides not to name a storm, then it has to be left out of the list and the casualties/damages total. So TWC basically becomes the definitive sole source on how many people were killed over a winter storm season?  again. &ndash;&nbsp
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Neutral point of view (WP:UNDUE||WP:UNDUE)