That's because they had to be right. They were just dying for a feather in their proverbial caps that they were mistaking for credibility. You remember the old line about the light at the end of the tunnel? Yeah, it was a freight train. We'll be at Named Storm #11 within a day or two (September 14/15/16). That's not bad considering we're probably still going to see another 4 or 5 named storms (conservatively) by the end of October. Certainly some were paranoid about hyper-activity and others were prognosticating on about what is wrong with this season blah blah blah blah blah. The latter was ignorant because instead of following along with the obvious - western basin biased, late blooming, > average ACE, # of storms, etc. that were obvious signs of where we were headed, they had to keep harping on the then and now (e.g. all those "upper level lows - 2010 the season of upper level lows!" ) All the while, certain posters
kept noting they were a sign of things to come. Be patient. Watch and learn. But no. They couldn't help themselves. There were a lot of posters off their medications who seem to have quietly been put back on those prescriptions. Unfortunately for them, they can no longer clammor about as their ideas were debunked, and they were exposed for being impatient to the point of imprudence.Oh and Sanibel, I doubt seriously anyone was referring to you. You've always been one of the best posters on the site. I read everything you put out there. But there were others who maybe are spending more time doing homework (grades 8-10 no doubt).
from memory they did the same in the lull period that occurred in 2005. The 2005 Hurricane Season they were season canceling! I think a TUTT would cry in fear at the intensity of the Atlantic Ocean right now. 
