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To: blam

They say this every single year in hopes of getting right one of these times.


4 posted on 07/01/2021 5:51:17 AM PDT by mikelets456
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Yep... exactly.


7 posted on 07/01/2021 5:52:45 AM PDT by ScottinVA (Enough. Divide the country.. now. )
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To: mikelets456

“They say this every single year in hopes of getting right one of these times.”

It’s like they are the “Quantum Leap” of hurricane forecasters!


14 posted on 07/01/2021 6:06:03 AM PDT by Autonomous User (During times of universal deceit, telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act.)
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The number and intensity of named storms may vary each year, as well as where they occur and whether or not they make landfall. ... increasingly more intense and wetter storms in the future as the climate continues to warm.

If they expect me to believe their notion that hurricanes will be more frequent and more intense because of global warming, then they have to start getting their predictions (guesses) right every now and then. They need to demonstrate a real understanding of the system by predicting to me where and when a hurricane will hit.

Compare the global warming crowd to those who predict the solar eclipses. They get it right because they DO have a real understanding of the orbital systems.

And "follow the science"? Pfffffft! Remember, this is the same bunch that tells us there are 48 different sexes and that a preborn human is just a tissue blob.

21 posted on 07/01/2021 6:19:50 AM PDT by libertylover (Our biggest problem by far: most of the news media is agenda driven, not truth driven.)
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