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Subject: Perfect Storm
From: "Simple Simon" Date: 09/13/2003 14:16 Pacific Standard Time Message-id: Shenn44, You're a real 'tard! It's a fact that even imbeciles realize a prediction is nothing but an educated guess. I'd say this puts you below imbecile on the intelligence scale. ROFL Fools such as yourself think that one degree in English, makes them an educated guesser in all subjects. Look at the weather maps, fool! You will see a high pressure blocking Isabel from hitting the mainland. You will also note that it's proceeding east at a pace which will move it out of Isabel's way just in time for her to slam into Long Island Sound by going up the back side of the system. The only thing New York has going for it is there's another system in the Midwest and moving east that might just get to New York a day sooner than Isabel in which case this system will push Isabel out to sea. I'm betting (and hoping) the Midwest system will arrive just a little too late. I want Booby to experience some REAL wind and seas for once. We must be looking at different weather maps. I'm seeing a string of lows, beginning to march across the country, which puts the direction it will finally take still up for grabs. I could be wrong and normally, am. I'm not bragging - just stating facts. S.Simon - amateur weather prognosticator with little or no experience. Shen |
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