Speaker 1: Now look at this, Look at this. I am holding
Speaker 1: this latest story right here in my formerly nicotine stained fingers.
Speaker 1: Forecasters seem less active oh six hurricane season. The United
Speaker 1: States hurricane season will be slightly less intense this year
Speaker 1: then first predicted, with nine hurricanes expected to form. Government
Speaker 1: forecasters said on Tuesday. They warned the most dangerous part
Speaker 1: of the season was still yet to come. Really we
Speaker 1: know this. The peak is in the middle of September.
Speaker 1: Noah said that the two thousand and sixth season could
Speaker 1: produce between twelve and fifteen name storms, the seven and
Speaker 1: nine becoming hurricanes, three to four of them becoming classified
Speaker 1: as a major hurricanes that could threatened lee US Atlantic
Speaker 1: and Gulf Coast. Now, you know, I I want to
Speaker 1: be very careful here because these people have a tough job,
Speaker 1: and I don't because they have incredible expectations placed on them.
Speaker 1: And it's that those expectations are not helped by all
Speaker 1: the media about about hurricanes and disasters and so forth.
Speaker 1: But come on, does anybody really expect that they can
Speaker 1: tell you in April or March what's going to happen
Speaker 1: in a hurricane season? And they think they do, but
Speaker 1: they've got. The best that we can do is issue
Speaker 1: a wild guess based on data that we have collected
Speaker 1: and analyzed in computers over a number of years. In
Speaker 1: the past. Well, we were expected what we remember, we
Speaker 1: were told, and we're still a new cycle here. Global
Speaker 1: warming was a debated topic as to whether or not
Speaker 1: affected hurricanes, But regardless, new cycle intense hurricanes, a lot
Speaker 1: more of them. Brace yourselves. Well, guess what the upper
Speaker 1: level winds are sharing the tops off these babies when
Speaker 1: they form out there. And you know what else, Atlantic
Speaker 1: ocean surface temperatures are not nearly as warm as they
Speaker 1: were last year. How can that be, Ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 1: A global warming should be consistently heating things up? Should
Speaker 1: it not? Speaking of global warming? May I say global warming? Anybody?
Speaker 1: I mean the same? It's all of this is just
Speaker 1: patently ridiculous and nonsensical. And so we've had we've had
Speaker 1: what we've had three name storms, no hurricanes yet in
Speaker 1: the Atlantic theater. Uh. The ones that have formed haven't
Speaker 1: amounted too much. The last one, this dude, Chris, Uh,
Speaker 1: I mean forecast track had it going all the way
Speaker 1: to either Mexico or Texas and so forth. In the
Speaker 1: next two hours. Sorry, it's dissipated. It's gone. It's just
Speaker 1: the low pressure. What's a bunch of thunderstorms over Cuba.
Speaker 1: I mean even a forecast of just two or three
Speaker 1: days ahead was not right with an existing storm out there.
Speaker 1: Now the models, some of the models said I was
Speaker 1: going to dissipate, but the hurricane said. They can't afford
Speaker 1: to predict that's going to dissipate, as people's guarden will
Speaker 1: be let down. My only point in all this is
Speaker 1: here they are revising it down because now there's less
Speaker 1: time for a whole bunch of hurricanes to happen. They
Speaker 1: didn't expect the shear. You can't predict the winds. I mean,
Speaker 1: anybody with thinks they can predict the winds a year out.
Speaker 1: You can't predict cloud cover. Even you can't tell people
Speaker 1: what the cloud cover to mar is going to be,
Speaker 1: maybe as a percentage of the sky that's covered by clouds,
Speaker 1: but even that is a wild gas. Cloud formation still
Speaker 1: defies the most brilliant among us. We can just look
Speaker 1: skyward and marvel at it. Uh So, any of these
Speaker 1: attempts to suggest that there is global warming. Global warming,
Speaker 1: by the way, it ought to be totally refuted, just
Speaker 1: with what's happened here in the hurricane season so far.
Speaker 1: Atlantic ocean surface temperatures alone should be an indication they're
Speaker 1: not nearly as warm this year as they were last,
Speaker 1: and yet global warm ring is intensifying and getting worse
Speaker 1: every year. How do these two things call exist? One's
Speaker 1: a forecast, one's a wild guest. The other one is reality,
Speaker 1: And the reality, as always disproves the wild guest