Attention All Alt.Astronomy Science Team Officers

Too bad that hurricanes don't follow the predictions of profound Earth
Science ossifers either, frootie!

Saul Levy


On Mon, 28 Aug 2006 00:55:47 -0400, nightbat
wrote:

nightbat wrote

G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote:
Ernesto will lose power and spin as it rounds the turn of Florida'[s
Keys If it keeps its spin enough to hold its swirl to enter the Gulf
it will again gain great strength. Gulf water about 83F Lots of
humidity. Look out New Orleans,and Mississippi. You could be sitting
ducks again.History does repeat. Both are in hurricane alley. Both are
sitting duck pins Bert


nightbat

Thank you for your report Captain Bert and Ernesto is stalling
as it approaches Cuba and makes its run for the keys. Weather
forecasters agree with you but their estimated cone of impact does not
include New Orleans or Mississippi. We well know that hurricanes don't
obey weather forecasters, they tend to have a mind of their own. Your
prediction of possibility of altered trajectory is well based, and
presently the keys and most areas south/north Florida are expected to
get hit. Don't take any chances please head for higher ground Bert, I
don't want to lose such a valuable weather reporting officer.

carry on,
the nightbat