What are the possible Probabilstic models in R

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HI LIST i am a new R user,    i am trying to make a model,which will
give me output in probability,which will take predictors and
predictand  serie as input and and give me output in terms of
probability(e.g below normal,normal,above normal etc.).What is the
package and what is the function for probability model.What are the
possible methods for fitting such type of model,and what is the
package name for such type of functions. i posted this question
earliar ,but found no reply...so i am again posting the question. 
thanks in advance. anil
And the reason nobody answered is that the answer on your question is 
something like: "R and its > 600 packages".

Please be more specific which class of models you are going to use.
You have to be MUCH MORE specific to get a sensibe answer.

Uwe Ligges
ANIL KUMAR( METEOROLOGIST GR -II) LRF SECTION NATIONAL CLIMATE CENTER
 ADGM(RESEARCH) INDIA METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT SHIVIJI NAGAR 
PUNE-411005 INDIA MOBILE +919422023277 anilkumar at imdpune.gov.in

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   HI LIST
      i am a new R user,    i am trying to make a model,which will give me output in probability,which will take predictors and predictand  serie as input and and give me output in terms of probability(e.g below normal,normal,above normal etc.).What is the package and what is the function for probability model.What are the possible methods for fitting such type of model,and what is the package name for such type of functions. i posted this question earliar ,but found no reply...so i am again posting the question.
thanks in advance.
Hi Anil,

This is a guess but perhaps what you want to do is to calculate an 
empirical cumulative distribution function for a set of observations and 
then calculate the probability of further observations. If so, have a 
look at "ecdf" as it might provide the first step of such a solution.

Jim