Time to trot out Dr. Gray again

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Al Gore and Greepeace are deeply saddened

#21 Postby gatorcane89 » Wed Aug 30, 2006 7:06 am

More so than Dr. Gray, the Global Warming crowd has been pointing to selective data including the number of intense hurricanes, CO2 emmissions and droughts as a reason to force you into a Toyota Prius and shut off your A\C in the Summer. Thankfully Dr. Gray never gave into the junk science and believed frequent strong Hurricanes are directly related to Chevy Tahoes and the silicon enhanced desperate housewives driving them.
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Re: Al Gore and Greepeace are deeply saddened

#22 Postby kenl01 » Wed Aug 30, 2006 7:12 am

gatorcane89 wrote:More so than Dr. Gray, the Global Warming crowd has been pointing to selective data including the number of intense hurricanes, CO2 emmissions and droughts as a reason to force you into a Toyota Prius and shut off your A\C in the Summer. Thankfully Dr. Gray never gave into the junk science and believed frequent strong Hurricanes are directly related to Chevy Tahoes and the silicon enhanced desperate housewives driving them.


AMEN !! :D

Thank God "some people" still have a little common sense left these days !
Don't EVER buy into Al Gore scare tactics........... :D :D
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#23 Postby Jim Hughes » Wed Aug 30, 2006 7:31 am

kenl01 wrote:I remember Chuck's forecast in May of about 13 named storms this year. He made it clear that this season was just going to be near or slightly above average, based on factors such as the AMO, SST's, and ENSO conditions.

No surprise at all............


Exactly. Larry...also has been on the El Nino side of this equation.
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Re: Time to trot out Dr. Gray again

#24 Postby Jim Hughes » Wed Aug 30, 2006 7:34 am

jlauderdal wrote:
Jim Hughes wrote:
Jevo wrote:
There has not been one "reliable" person who predicted a season this slow "I know this because I looked at the prediction post taken before the season started"



This is not true. There have been some people who have talked about how this season was NOT going to live up to expectations. You just need to consider who you deem reliable. And actually do your homework about who correctly forecasts certain things around here. Or anywhere else for that matter.

If you go with the flow you will be misled time and time again.


Thanks for the opinion now lets see a link to this information so we can bookmark it for future use and compare to the other seasonal predictions.

Thanks



The discussions have been on this very board if you have read any of the EL Nino threads. These are not based on opinons either.
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#25 Postby LaBreeze » Wed Aug 30, 2006 7:39 am

One really cannot predict that accurately all of the time. Mother Nature is going to do what Mother Nature wants to do and we have to have respect for that. Live each day prepared and let Mother Nature take her course.
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#26 Postby canegrl04 » Wed Aug 30, 2006 7:40 am

I frankly believe we will only see 3 more named storms.All of them hurricanes.This season is one of the least active in awhile. Sort of like 1992.Even though it gave us Andrew,there were only 4 or 5 more named storms after
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#27 Postby StormWarning1 » Wed Aug 30, 2006 6:53 pm

I will be interested in why he thinks the season has under performed, at least in terms of hurricanes.
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