My good deed for the day:
Yesterday, the National Weather Service stated that the 2010 hurricane season was “inexplicable” because instead of the 20+ major hurricanes their computer models called for, we got three tropical depressions that barely qualified as storms…
That’s a noteworthy statement by ‘eon’, given that the Atlantic hurricane season runs from 1 June to 30 November and the peak period is August-October. I wonder if ‘eon’ can back it up with a hyperlink to NWS.
…Their take was that their models simply could not be wrong, so somehow the weather was double-crossing them. The “models”, of course, are based on the AGW “theory”…
Really? Models of atmospheric circulation are based on AGW? Who knew?
…When reality disobeys the models, well, reality must be punished… somehow.
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