Less active season in 2007?
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Re: Less active season in 2007?
I'd have to disagree with you, NDG - one weak sub-tropical system (which some might agree should not have been named) and one very, very ill-defined TS does not make for an "above average" season, so far...
If this were 2005, then, you'd be correct, since by July 10 we were already seeing the fifth system - two of which were hurricanes - but, this year...
As for melting ice - well, ocean levels are already on the rise - not dramatically, but, as I've heard, they are higher...
If this were 2005, then, you'd be correct, since by July 10 we were already seeing the fifth system - two of which were hurricanes - but, this year...
As for melting ice - well, ocean levels are already on the rise - not dramatically, but, as I've heard, they are higher...
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Tampa Bay Hurricane - it's just a guess on my part, but, if there is cooling due to melting polar regions, I'd guess that the cooling would only be short-lived - eventually (probably sooner than later), global warming would increase the SST, even with any temporary reduction in temps due to large amounts of melting ice...
I'd be like shining a heat lamp on that bathtub of warm water which was cooled due to several dozen ice cubes being placed in the water - after 20 or 30 minutes, the water will warm up once again, perhaps warmer than it was before the ice was introduced...
I'd be like shining a heat lamp on that bathtub of warm water which was cooled due to several dozen ice cubes being placed in the water - after 20 or 30 minutes, the water will warm up once again, perhaps warmer than it was before the ice was introduced...
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Re: Less active season in 2007?
Well the SSTs are gonna be crazy high already 90 degrees
over key west see the other thread on florida key bouys
for the evidence but things are gonna explode given
the heating until August and then late August
and September KABOOOOOM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
BAMMM!!!!!!!!!! BAMMMM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
SLAMMM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!WHOOSH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It's gonna be a VERRRY VERRRY WILLLDDD RIDDE
FOLLKS YALL JUST WAIT AND SEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ok thats my amateur projection
over key west see the other thread on florida key bouys
for the evidence but things are gonna explode given
the heating until August and then late August
and September KABOOOOOM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
BAMMM!!!!!!!!!! BAMMMM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
SLAMMM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!WHOOSH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It's gonna be a VERRRY VERRRY WILLLDDD RIDDE
FOLLKS YALL JUST WAIT AND SEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!




















ok thats my amateur projection
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