Originally Posted by rsmurano (Post 2367317)

I just watched the weather and they haven’t decreased the number of tropical storms or hurricanes since they came out with their dire predictions. So now we have 1/2 the time to get in 90% of the storms in. Now they are predicting that the hurricane season will go past November this year, and I wouldn’t be surprised that in the future they will make the hurricane season year round.
Most of us aren’t that gullible, but some are and want to push this doomsday agenda to its fullest.
I’m assuming the Weather Channel is getting paid by these doomsday promoters because the last couple of years, the Weather Channel has been saying this year is the worst ever, storms are getting worse/stronger, and they are pushing the agenda to create a new “Cat 6” rating for hurricanes. I stopped watching these clowns.
Last year, I thought it was funny that the weather channel told florida evacuees don’t use their EVs when leaving because there won’t be enough charging stations on the exit route when you run out of power and I like this 1, if caught in high waters, your EV can catch fire. That had to hurt when they said this.

Originally Posted by Taltarzac725 (Post 2367191)

Hardly.

Global warming is a rather settled matter. That is what scientists do. Gather facts using a hypothesis and then reach a conclusion based on their understanding of those facts.

Originally Posted by Taltarzac725 (Post 2367338)

We have all kinds of weather events here in Florida that can and do kill people. Thanks to all the weather people who look out for us.

Not much thanks to the flat earth society members who deny science because Fox tells them to do so that big oil can make more bucks.

Originally Posted by AZ SLIM (Post 2367019)

This article came out yesterday. It's fairly long report on why their forecasts are turning out to be wrong again this year. Hurricane experts now predict below-normal activity into September'''s season peak | Fox Weather

Originally Posted by sounding (Post 2367163)

You forget, they get paid to say certain things and for avoiding to say certain things. Anyone who worked in government (or large bureaucracies) very well know this. I personally know 2 individuals who work for NOAA who said they are not allowed to publicly voice their "expert" opinions about climate climate change while representing NOAA. In other words, those people have a choice -- support your faith or support your family -- and for the most part supporting family comes first -- except for the whistle-blowers. To hear what some are not allowed to say ... Sep 6, 4 PM, Lake Miona.

Originally Posted by ThirdOfFive (Post 2367355)

I have some prime oceanfront property on the Gulf of Nebraska for sale.

Interested?

Originally Posted by TomSpasm (Post 2367343)

The theory that all meteorologists and other scientists studying weather related phenomena have settled into the same wacky, ridiculous global warming narrative in order to save their jobs and feed their families is pretty amusing.

Originally Posted by TomSpasm (Post 2367343)

The theory that all meteorologists and other scientists studying weather related phenomena have settled into the same wacky, ridiculous global warming narrative in order to save their jobs and feed their families is pretty amusing.

Originally Posted by AZ SLIM (Post 2367019)

This article came out yesterday. It's fairly long report on why their forecasts are turning out to be wrong again this year. Hurricane experts now predict below-normal activity into September'''s season peak | Fox Weather

Originally Posted by Birdrm (Post 2367384)

The problem with trying to forecast a overly active hurricane season is that there are a number of factors that can affect the formation and strength of hurricanes that no forecaster can see 6 months ahead. This is just part of the fear that the world is going to end unless we act now! The problem with this is that many have been saying this for decades yet here were are still doing what we were doing decades ago?

Originally Posted by TomSpasm (Post 2367343)

The theory that all meteorologists and other scientists studying weather related phenomena have settled into the same wacky, ridiculous global warming narrative in order to save their jobs and feed their families is pretty amusing.

Originally Posted by sounding (Post 2367400)

I'm sure it's amazing to you, but it's a nightmare for those who work in those environments. Just mention that subject at any weather club meeting for examples of what you don't know.

Originally Posted by SaucyJim (Post 2367366)

Why can I not find this weather meeting on TV site? They show next meeting at Bridgeport on Sep 19th.

LMK because I want to be there.

Originally Posted by sounding (Post 2367417)

I never said the Weather Club was giving the talk on Sep 6, at 4 PM, at Lake Miona. I just said the presentation will be about Tonga and why hurricane season is on life support. The talk was requested by the Philosophy Club, which meets each Friday at 4 PM at Lake Miona. This talk was originally given at the Weather Club. It has also been given at the Science & Technology Club, and another is planned for another club next month. This is a very popular and important subject. Each time the talk is given, new data and updated information is added, which is why some people come to each talk -- because it presents information the media will not mention.