Well, responsible, level-headed climatologists and meteorologists pointed out last year that the uptick in hurricanes was part of a well-documented cycle and unusually warm Gulf waters... -- The Environmental Lounge

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Subject: Well, responsible, level-headed climatologists and meteorologists pointed out last year that the uptick in hurricanes was part of a well-documented cycle and unusually warm Gulf waters...

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Date Posted: 14:51:05 12/01/06 Fri
In reply to: Bev 's message, "The article says it all due to el nino there were not as many storms in the atlantic" on 11:13:49 12/01/06 Fri

...but that was just pooh-poohed by the bought-and-paid for advocates of anthro induced global warming. Hell, they were predicting an even worse hurricane season this year based on their stupid models.

Even though real meteorlogical scientists, who aren't receiving lucre from lefty controlled foundations, knew El Nino would have exactly this effect.

Those alarmists advocates just can't have it both ways. And they should admit they can't attribute either last and this year numbers of hurricanes to a trend in agw.

And I am well aware that the Atlantic hurricane basin isn't the only one, it's just the one that the bought-and-paid-for alarmists tried to exploit to influence the Democratic Party's prospects in the mid-term.

http://abcnews.go.com/US/HurricaneRita/story?id=1150266&page=1

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Well, responsible, level-headed climatologists and meteorologists pointed out last year that the uptick in hurricanes was part of a well-documented cycle and unusually warm Gulf waters... bubba 14:54:03 12/01/06 Fri

Cr*p! I hate double-posts....sigh. NT bubba 14:55:54 12/01/06 Fri

Record rain fall in Seattle during the three qtrs of Nov Bev 16:44:07 12/01/06 Fri

Like so what? -- DE, 04:10:31 12/04/06 Mon

Freak weather in happening in the Pac instead of the Atlantic -- Bev, 10:00:15 12/04/06 Mon

Weather is weather... -- De, 14:49:51 12/04/06 Mon

Record rains are unusual in my area . What don't you understand about record rains -- Bev, 14:55:38 12/04/06 Mon

Numbers go up... -- DE, 05:07:27 12/05/06 Tue
"Record rains" and "not unusual to the pac coast " -- Curmudgeon, 12:16:58 12/05/06 Tue

I did not say record rains are normal . I did say -- Bev, 09:14:39 12/06/06 Wed

So wind does not blow down trees... -- DE, 17:55:05 12/06/06 Wed