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1 posted on 04/05/2024 6:34:33 AM PDT by Oldeconomybuyer
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30 posted on 04/05/2024 7:26:45 AM PDT by John S Mosby (Sic Semper Tyrannis)
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Record breaking season - Biblical - beyond prediction - blah, blah, blah sky is falling.


31 posted on 04/05/2024 7:26:54 AM PDT by bgill
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“I think i can, I think I can, I think I can.....”

Losers chant this when they know they did not before and have no chance now. But, like mindless lemmings they have no idea how to do anytheing else.


32 posted on 04/05/2024 7:28:22 AM PDT by bobbo666 (Baizuo, )
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Mark Twain said there are three kinds of lies: lies, damn lies and statistics. In recent years NHC has taken to naming every cluster of thunderstorms as a tropical system to try and self-fulfill their prophecies.

They quietly revised downward the windspeeds necessary for tropical storm and hurricane designation. Back in the 70s, a tropical storm was 40+ mph and a hurricane was 75+ mph wind. Now it’s 39 mph and 74 mph.

Then they started using the “Saffir-Simpson” category system to label storms instead of just talking about their wind speed and damage, if any. Now we have the horrifying spectre of “major” hurricanes, Cat 3 and above, even if they come nowhere near land.

All this statistical over-analysis has one goal: to induce fear and thus compliance in the hearts and minds of the sheeple. An unfortunate side effect is that insurance rates in coastal areas are through the roof (pardon the pun) even in areas where there has been negligible hurricane activity for decades.

And of course, it is all due to “climate change” caused by the greedy fossil fuel companies raping the earth. As the brainwashed Gen X and Millennial generations take over the judiciary, I am predicting jury verdicts and judgments against oil and gas companies for hurricane damage, and possibly criminal indictments of the folks who provide fuel for your cars, power plants and industrial society.


33 posted on 04/05/2024 7:40:41 AM PDT by con-surf-ative
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We must act now before it is too late again.


35 posted on 04/05/2024 7:53:10 AM PDT by GSWarrior
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Don’t they kind of do this every year?


36 posted on 04/05/2024 7:54:00 AM PDT by Allegra (Less propaganda would be appreciated.)
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This El Niño year has seen lots of disruptive systems moving west to east which— I predict with 1000% certainty/s — will disrupt summer activities, as well.

No hurricanes on the east coast. Maybe one in the Gulf. Book it....but at your own risk since my guesses have proven about as good as theirs.

Bottom line...nobody knows.

I did read, however, that Joe Bastardi of Weather Bell sees similarities to some past busy years. He advises businesses and would be classified as a professional forecaster, rather than an academic doom-sayer.


37 posted on 04/05/2024 8:02:54 AM PDT by chiller (Davey Crockett said: "Be sure you're right. Then go ahead'. I'll go ahead.)
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Since these knuckleheads are never accurate, howcome they never are required to explain why? Or required to justify their big salary in light of their predictions being useless?


38 posted on 04/05/2024 8:27:18 AM PDT by Tucker39 ("It is impossible so to rightly govern a nation without God and the Bible." George Washington )
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Years ago it was found the Weather Service was just guessing at the number and strength of the storms being predicted.

I never believed a word about such predictions since.

Remember the National Geographic cover of Aug 2006 predicting KILLER HURRICANES in the future? Those next years had mild hurricanes.


40 posted on 04/05/2024 9:05:40 AM PDT by Ruy Dias de Bivar
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El Niño to La Niña

More 'canes, More 'nadoes?

41 posted on 04/05/2024 9:09:02 AM PDT by RckyRaCoCo (Time to throw them out of the Temple...again)
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Wow? If you think that their prediction for 2024 is scary look, at the hurricanes that they are predicting in 2025 and beyond, especially the year 2035 which is supposed to be the worst of all!


43 posted on 04/05/2024 9:19:56 AM PDT by eeriegeno (Checks and balances??? What checks and balances?)
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Climate change and Trump’s fault!


45 posted on 04/05/2024 11:10:51 AM PDT by ViLaLuz (2 Chronicles 7:14)
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Lather, Rinse, Repeat


48 posted on 04/05/2024 11:49:32 AM PDT by Fledermaus (Is it me, or all of a sudden have the buried trolls come out on FR like cicadas? It's all noise.)
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