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Subject: Cr*p! I hate double-posts....sigh. NT

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bubba
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Date Posted: 14:55:54 12/01/06 Fri
In reply to: bubba 's message, "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..." on 14:54:03 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 the effect it did this
>year.
>
>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. And an outcome that was well anticipated by
>reliablly known long-term trends in El Nino.
>
> >href="http://abcnews.go.com/US/HurricaneRita/story?id=1
>150266&page=1">http://abcnews.go.com/US/HurricaneRita/s
>tory?id=1150266&page=1
>
>Btw, how go things in Oregon?

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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