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Check this out: From What’s Up With That?
So far the hurricane season for the Atlantic has been pretty quiet for 2009. Ryan Maue from Florida State University explains why. In related news, Al Gore has dropped the [hurricane frequency] related slide in his traveling PowerPoint show. – Anthony
Full article: http://wattsupwiththat.com/2009/09/22/global-warming-more-hurricanes-still-not-happening/
The lack of Tropical Cylcones and Production could be the same cause for record flooding in the Southeast and the British Isles! – M. Vogan
Thanks for Reading.
-Mark
>I'd just like to inform you all that the temperature at Lochgelly, near St Andrews (the home of golf) in Scotland fell to a rather chilly 5.8 degrees C early on the 20th of September. The mean minimum temp for September is typically 9 degrees C. Back in September of 2007, the temperature nearly touched on the freezing points (1.9 degrees C). Will we see such chilly lows before September is out? I am buzzing with excitement at such a prospect. I won't be putting my blue chips down for this one though.
For the residents of Lochgelly, I would advise you to put on an extra jersey if you feel cold. Perhaps have a flask of soup on standby. If your winter fuel payment is late, perhaps you should light a candle and huddle round.