H2-PV NOW wrote:

http://www.detnews.com/apps/pbcs.dll...603160344/1020

Conditions favor hurricane blitz

Atlantic Basin is likely to face 17 named storms, nine hurricanes with
five at Category 3 or higher.

It looks more and more like another nerve-racking hurricane season.

Sea surface temperatures are above average, La Nina has returned and
the Atlantic Basin remains in an "up" cycle for storms.

I thought that a LaNina part of the cycle meant cooler temperatures.
Not the article says nothing nearly as dramatic as the dimwit seems to
believe.

This is from the Earth Observatory March 15, 2006

CENTURY OF DATA SHOWS INTENSIFICATION OF WATER CYCLE BUT NO INCREASE IN
STORMS OR FLOODS (Their capitals not mine.)

A review of the findings from more than 100 peer-reviewed studies shows
that although many aspects of the global water cycle have intensified,
including precipitation and evaporation, this trend has not
consistently resulted in an increase in the frequency or intensity of
tropical storms or floods over the past century. The USGS findings,
which have implications on the effect of global climate change, are
published today in the Journal of Hydrology.

"We are talking about two possible overall responses to global
climate warming: first an intensification of the water cycle being
manifested by more moisture in the air, more precipitation, more
runoff, more evapotranspiration, which we do see in this study; and
second, the potential effects of the intensification that would include
more flooding and more tropical storms which we don't see in this
study," said Huntington.

Contact:

Thomas Huntington
United States Geological Survey

http://eobglossary.gsfc.nasa.gov//Ne...031521959.html

H2-PV NOW wrote:
H2-PV NOW wrote:
http://snipurl.com/no7h countdown timer: 76 days to 2006 Atlantic
Hurricane Season.

Get those blue tarps ready before they are all sold out.

Now 73 days to 2006 Atlantic Hurricane Season Starts wiping out RED
STATES.


http://www.detnews.com/apps/pbcs.dll...603160344/1020

Conditions favor hurricane blitz

Atlantic Basin is likely to face 17 named storms, nine hurricanes with
five at Category 3 or higher.

It looks more and more like another nerve-racking hurricane season.

Sea surface temperatures are above average, La Nina has returned and
the Atlantic Basin remains in an "up" cycle for storms.

Hurricane forecaster William Gray predicted an above-average season,
with 17 named storms, nine of them hurricanes and five of those
Category 3 or higher. He predicted at least one major hurricane would
hit the United States.

The numbers are likely to change as forecasters analyze updated data in
the next few weeks. The National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration
is expected to issue its 2006 Atlantic hurricane outlook on May 22.

But some facts won't change.

The Atlantic Basin -- the Atlantic Ocean, Caribbean Sea and Gulf of
Mexico -- is in a hurricane "up" cycle that began in 1995.

The results were particularly pronounced the last two seasons, when 42
named storms formed in the Atlantic Basin.

La Nina is expected to help sustain the drought in parts of the South
and Southwest and bring additional rain to the Northwest and the
Tennessee Valley area.

Normally, crosswinds prevent many systems from strengthening into
tropical storms. La Nina inhibits the formation of those
storm-destroying crosswinds.

http://snipurl.com/no7h

67 days to 2006 Atlantic Hurricane Season

Get you plywood, rubber dingies, generators and jerry cans of gasoline
now, before the power goes out for months. Most parts of New Orleans
still have no power or water or sewer services -- more than 50% of the
city.

http://snipurl.com/no7h

64 days to 2006 Atlantic Hurricane Season

Stock up on candles, batteries, barrels of drinking water, toilet
paper, shovels to dig an outhouse when the sewer system failes for
weeks like in MIAMI after Wilma.

When Cyclone Larry hit last week it had winds 50 MILES PER HOUR
STRONGER THAN WHEN KATRINA HIT NEW ORLEANS.


http://www.smh.com.au/news/National/...330961358.html
Cyclone Larry saves reef from bleaching
March 27, 2006 - 9:29AM

Cyclone Larry has helped save the Great Barrier Reef from a major
bleaching event by lowering the water temperatures, a marine specialist
says.

Category five cyclone Larry roared westwards across the reef and onto
north Queensland on Monday, leaving wrecked homes, crops and businesses
in its wake.

Also this week, Cyclone Wati developed in the Coral Sea and moved
south-east as a category three storm, parallel to the coast, and
whipping up huge seas.

Professor Ove Hoegh-Guldberg of the University of Queensland's (UQ)
Centre for Marine Science said the two cyclones at the end of the wet
season came in time to save the reef from bleaching after a one degree
rise in sea surface temperatures above the normal summer maximum due to
global warming.

"By creating waves, storms can cause the water column to mix and this
can be a good thing, if in the case of a bleaching event, you've had
warm water sitting over a coral reef area," he said.

Prof Hoegh-Guldberg said cyclones could also have a destructive impact
if they sat over coral reefs and broke them up through wave action.

But he said Larry was one of the fastest-moving cyclones, moving around
25kph and crossed the reef within hours, before destructive waves had
time to develop.

Prof Hoegh-Guldberg said cyclones Larry and Wati together had helped
avoid an event similar to that of 2002 when over 60 per cent of the
reef was bleached and 10 per cent actually died.

"It's certainly eliminated any possibility that a final blast of summer
might have caused further damage from coral bleaching, so for that, we
are relieved," he said.

"H2-PV NOW" wrote
Stock up on candles, batteries, barrels of drinking water, toilet
paper, shovels to dig an outhouse when the sewer system failes for
weeks like in MIAMI after Wilma.

And don't forget duck tape and plastic sheeting, just in case the boogyman
strikes.

Oh, and when the end is in sight and you are about to be pummled to death
by 120mph debrits from your neighbours house, remember that .... God loves
you.

Snicker.

"Scott Nudds" a écrit dans le message de news:
...

Oh, and when the end is in sight and you are about to be pummled to
death
by 120mph debrits from your neighbours house, remember that .... God
loves you.

Shouldn't that read, "The Flying Spaghetti Monster loves you"?

"John Morgan" wrote
Shouldn't that read, "The Flying Spaghetti Monster loves you"?

Ya, whatever turns your crank.

Thomas Lee Elifritz wrote:
H2-PV NOW wrote:
H2-PV NOW wrote:
http://snipurl.com/no7h countdown timer: 76 days to 2006 Atlantic
Hurricane Season.

Get those blue tarps ready before they are all sold out.

Now 73 days to 2006 Atlantic Hurricane Season Starts wiping out RED
STATES.


http://www.detnews.com/apps/pbcs.dll...603160344/1020

Conditions favor hurricane blitz

Atlantic Basin is likely to face 17 named storms, nine hurricanes with
five at Category 3 or higher.

We gonnna have a whole lotta hurricanes this year.

It looks more and more like another nerve-racking hurricane season.

Sea surface temperatures are above average, La Nina has returned and
the Atlantic Basin remains in an "up" cycle for storms.

Hurricane forecaster William Gray predicted an above-average season,

The esteemed Dr. William Gray is a senile old ******* who doesn't even
believe in global warming, much less even in global warming enhancement
of hurricanes. His predictions are absolutely worthless pseudoscience.

My prediction : we gonna have a whole lotta hurricances this year.

http://cosmic.lifeform.org

At least Dr. Gray is good enough to predict the hurricane activity per
science instead of rigging it so that it disproves global warming
theories. He has more credibility than most GW scientists.

Sport Pilot wrote:

Hurricane forecaster William Gray predicted an above-average season,

The esteemed Dr. William Gray is a senile old ******* who doesn't even
believe in global warming, much less even in global warming enhancement
of hurricanes. His predictions are absolutely worthless pseudoscience.

My prediction : we gonna have a whole lotta hurricances this year.

http://cosmic.lifeform.org

At least Dr. Gray is good enough to predict the hurricane activity per
science instead of rigging it so that it disproves global warming
theories. He has more credibility than most GW scientists.

Gray patricipated in an ORGANIZED CRIME Fraud in 2002

APCO ASSociates is a known organized crime science fraud operation who
created TASSC (The A.S.S. Coalition). Gray is a crook and that's proved
by the records.

http://www.climatesearch.com/newsDetail.cfm?nwsId=54
http://www.ecosyn.us/adti/Corrupt_CFACT.html

Howard Hayden (along with FIVE other CFACT accomplices) participated in
a fake-science event, a 'news conference', organized by the APCO public
relation firm (the same group that created TASSC for the tobacco
consortium as a felony fraud conspiracy organization). News Conference
Wednesday, November 13, 2002 at 9:00 AM
National Press Club Dining Room
150 Wellington Street, Ottawa

please contact:
Evan Zelikovitz, Vice President
APCO Worldwide (Canada)
or Tom Harris, Associate
APCO Worldwide (Canada)

Climate Specialists speaking at the news conference:

1. Tim Patterson - Carleton University professor of earth sciences
(Paleoclimatology specialization).
2. Fred Singer, President of The Science & Environmental Policy
Project and professor at George Mason University and Professor Emeritus
at the University of Virginia.
3. Tim Ball - professor of Climatology, University of Winnipeg and
the first climatology Ph.D. in Canada.
4. Madhav L. Khandekar, Environmental consultant. 25 years Research
Scientist from Environment Canada.
5. Pat Michaels - Michaels is a research professor of environmental
sciences at the University of Virginia, with the George C. Marshall
Institute and Senior Fellow in Environmental Studies at the Cato
Institute, both in Washington D.C.
6. Professor Fred Michel of Carleton University Department of Earth
Sciences

Energy Engineering Specialists:

1. J. Terry Rogers, Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Carleton
University. He is currently the Chairman of the Research and
Development Advisory Panel to AECL Board of Directors.
2. Howard C. Hayden, Emeritus Professor of Physics, University of
Connecticut.

Not attending news conference but available for phone & email
interviews:

* Roger Pocklington, Competitve Enterprise Institute stooge
* Sallie Baliunas
* Willie Soon
* John Christy Competitive Enterprise Institute, Cato Institute,
Independent Institute stooge
* Chris Essex, McKitrick sidekick
* Roger Pielke
* William M. Gray
* Fred Seitz
* George Taylor, OISM felony fraud
* Sherwood Idso
* David Wojick, P.E.
* Art Robinson of OISM
* Herb I. H. Saravanamuttoo
* Robert Balling
* Ross McKitrick
* Philip Stott

Global Warming @ARMY.com wrote:
Sport Pilot wrote:

Hurricane forecaster William Gray predicted an above-average season,

The esteemed Dr. William Gray is a senile old ******* who doesn't even
believe in global warming, much less even in global warming enhancement
of hurricanes. His predictions are absolutely worthless pseudoscience.

My prediction : we gonna have a whole lotta hurricances this year.

http://cosmic.lifeform.org

At least Dr. Gray is good enough to predict the hurricane activity per
science instead of rigging it so that it disproves global warming
theories. He has more credibility than most GW scientists.

Gray patricipated in an ORGANIZED CRIME Fraud in 2002

APCO ASSociates is a known organized crime science fraud operation who
created TASSC (The A.S.S. Coalition). Gray is a crook and that's proved
by the records.

http://www.climatesearch.com/newsDetail.cfm?nwsId=54
http://www.ecosyn.us/adti/Corrupt_CFACT.html

Howard Hayden (along with FIVE other CFACT accomplices) participated in
a fake-science event, a 'news conference', organized by the APCO public
relation firm (the same group that created TASSC for the tobacco
consortium as a felony fraud conspiracy organization). News Conference
Wednesday, November 13, 2002 at 9:00 AM
National Press Club Dining Room
150 Wellington Street, Ottawa

please contact:
Evan Zelikovitz, Vice President
APCO Worldwide (Canada)
or Tom Harris, Associate
APCO Worldwide (Canada)

Climate Specialists speaking at the news conference:

1. Tim Patterson - Carleton University professor of earth sciences
(Paleoclimatology specialization).
2. Fred Singer, President of The Science & Environmental Policy
Project and professor at George Mason University and Professor Emeritus
at the University of Virginia.
3. Tim Ball - professor of Climatology, University of Winnipeg and
the first climatology Ph.D. in Canada.
4. Madhav L. Khandekar, Environmental consultant. 25 years Research
Scientist from Environment Canada.
5. Pat Michaels - Michaels is a research professor of environmental
sciences at the University of Virginia, with the George C. Marshall
Institute and Senior Fellow in Environmental Studies at the Cato
Institute, both in Washington D.C.
6. Professor Fred Michel of Carleton University Department of Earth
Sciences

Energy Engineering Specialists:

1. J. Terry Rogers, Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Carleton
University. He is currently the Chairman of the Research and
Development Advisory Panel to AECL Board of Directors.
2. Howard C. Hayden, Emeritus Professor of Physics, University of
Connecticut.

Not attending news conference but available for phone & email
interviews:

* Roger Pocklington, Competitve Enterprise Institute stooge
* Sallie Baliunas
* Willie Soon
* John Christy Competitive Enterprise Institute, Cato Institute,
Independent Institute stooge
* Chris Essex, McKitrick sidekick
* Roger Pielke
* William M. Gray
* Fred Seitz
* George Taylor, OISM felony fraud
* Sherwood Idso
* David Wojick, P.E.
* Art Robinson of OISM
* Herb I. H. Saravanamuttoo
* Robert Balling
* Ross McKitrick
* Philip Stott

So you have nothing to argue, except name calling and slander?

Sport Pilot wrote:
Global Warming @ARMY.com wrote:
Sport Pilot wrote:

Hurricane forecaster William Gray predicted an above-average season,

The esteemed Dr. William Gray is a senile old ******* who doesn't even
believe in global warming, much less even in global warming enhancement
of hurricanes. His predictions are absolutely worthless pseudoscience.

My prediction : we gonna have a whole lotta hurricances this year.

http://cosmic.lifeform.org

At least Dr. Gray is good enough to predict the hurricane activity per
science instead of rigging it so that it disproves global warming
theories. He has more credibility than most GW scientists.

Gray patricipated in an ORGANIZED CRIME Fraud in 2002

APCO ASSociates is a known organized crime science fraud operation who
created TASSC (The A.S.S. Coalition). Gray is a crook and that's proved
by the records.

http://www.climatesearch.com/newsDetail.cfm?nwsId=54
http://www.ecosyn.us/adti/Corrupt_CFACT.html

Howard Hayden (along with FIVE other CFACT accomplices) participated in
a fake-science event, a 'news conference', organized by the APCO public
relation firm (the same group that created TASSC for the tobacco
consortium as a felony fraud conspiracy organization). News Conference
Wednesday, November 13, 2002 at 9:00 AM
National Press Club Dining Room
150 Wellington Street, Ottawa

please contact:
Evan Zelikovitz, Vice President
APCO Worldwide (Canada)
or Tom Harris, Associate
APCO Worldwide (Canada)

Climate Specialists speaking at the news conference:

1. Tim Patterson - Carleton University professor of earth sciences
(Paleoclimatology specialization).
2. Fred Singer, President of The Science & Environmental Policy
Project and professor at George Mason University and Professor Emeritus
at the University of Virginia.
3. Tim Ball - professor of Climatology, University of Winnipeg and
the first climatology Ph.D. in Canada.
4. Madhav L. Khandekar, Environmental consultant. 25 years Research
Scientist from Environment Canada.
5. Pat Michaels - Michaels is a research professor of environmental
sciences at the University of Virginia, with the George C. Marshall
Institute and Senior Fellow in Environmental Studies at the Cato
Institute, both in Washington D.C.
6. Professor Fred Michel of Carleton University Department of Earth
Sciences

Energy Engineering Specialists:

1. J. Terry Rogers, Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Carleton
University. He is currently the Chairman of the Research and
Development Advisory Panel to AECL Board of Directors.
2. Howard C. Hayden, Emeritus Professor of Physics, University of
Connecticut.

Not attending news conference but available for phone & email
interviews:

* Roger Pocklington, Competitve Enterprise Institute stooge
* Sallie Baliunas
* Willie Soon
* John Christy Competitive Enterprise Institute, Cato Institute,
Independent Institute stooge
* Chris Essex, McKitrick sidekick
* Roger Pielke
* William M. Gray
* Fred Seitz
* George Taylor, OISM felony fraud
* Sherwood Idso
* David Wojick, P.E.
* Art Robinson of OISM
* Herb I. H. Saravanamuttoo
* Robert Balling
* Ross McKitrick
* Philip Stott

So you have nothing to argue, except name calling and slander?

How can it be SLANDER if it is TRUE. Rightwinger websites proudly
display the facts that GRAY participated in an ORGANIZED CRIME FRAUD
event.

APCO ASSociates is known Organized Crime from the trials evidence of
the Big Seven Tobacco Conspiracy Trials where 46 states attorney
generals gathered up the evidence of ORGANIZE CRIME SCIENCE HOAXES.

APCO ASSociates was caught in the net -- the judge ordered the evidence
posted online at the defendent's expense for 10 years just so stupid
people like you couldn't get away with lying about the evidence.

FRED SINGER was caught in the net -- his involvement in FOUR ORGANIZED
CRIME FELONIES came to light. They were after bigger fish, so he
swamthrough the net, but the EVIDENCE is ONLINE of his FELONY FRAUD
SCIENCE HOAXES.

EVERYBODY connected to Singer or connected to APCO is presumed involved
in ORGANIZED CRIME SCIENCE FRAUDS more serious than the stem cells
scandal in Korea.