Hurricane Season USA

Bootz said:

According to the history channel, the US and UK have weather generating technology that can produce or kill hurricanes so what are we worried about lol

Really? We dont even get Hurricanes here in the UK, its too cold. What on earth do we need that sort of technology for? (and yes, 1987 was NOT a hurricane, a hurricane is a tropical storm. Michael Fish just got it wrong.)

Bootz said:

According to the history channel, the US and UK have weather generating technology that can produce or kill hurricanes so what are we worried about lol

I think the History channel has been smoking too much. Must have found some strange plants and tried them out. If they could kill a hurricane it would of been done long ago, considering the amount of death and destruction these storms cause.

Jim
Katrina Survivor

severedsolo said:

Really? We dont even get Hurricanes here in the UK, its too cold. What on earth do we need that sort of technology for? (and yes, 1987 was NOT a hurricane, a hurricane is a tropical storm. Michael Fish just got it wrong.)

And just why don't you have any hurricanes? You stop them all with that weather machine.

Bootz said:

Look it up on youtube or the historychannle.com

Not saying i buy it, but it might make ya think.

UK apparenly started testing the technology post WW2. Something with releasing large amounts of negatively charged ions high up in the atmosphere to create storms.

There are two History Channels. One is just plain History Channel which has good solid history on it. The other one, History Investigates, has some pretty weird stuff on it. Today there was one about the giant birds that were sighted in the USA in the 1970's. Just off the top of my head, I don't remember those. I just had to record that show and see what it was all about.

Here is the next one to watch. It will bring heavy rains and flooding to its path and may develop into a storm in the next few days.



Jim

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fireberd said:

I'm in the Tampa Area (northern suburbs) so we are watching this current "depression". But, this is generally early early in the season for something to form and affect the Tampa area. Late August into mid September is the "prime" season for us.

What a coincidence... I live in Carrolwood!!

My older brother is a first reponder for FEMA on these disaters. He is still doing repairs in the Galveston/Houston area from Ike. He tells me they estimate anywhere form 12 to 16 major Hurricanes this season so lets pray their wrong with all that oil in the gulf the last thing they need is to have it blown all over the place. Fabe