Re: [at-l] Is this El Ninio?

[plodder@juno.com (Larry G Galyen)]

This El Nino thing makes for some interesting discussions and
speculations.  I watched a CNN program one night.  It was full of gloom
and doom.  There was very little scientific fact about it.  In all of our
discussion about El Ninio one factor is left out.  There is a God who is
in ultimate control of the weather.  All we can do is guess and speculate
with the instruments that we have.
Plodder
>> Is this El Ninio?  And what will happen this  summer?
>
>No, and no one can tell you what the weather will be like this summer. 
>No one.
>Anyone who tries to is simply spouting fantasy. Pure fantasy. We try 
>to
>foretell the weather, and all in all we do a fair job with short term
>forecasts. It's probably 60% accurate to watch a satellite picture of 
>a storm
>moving across the upper midwest and predict rain in Chicago - but only 
>60%.
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