[Names Ash Housewares]

Wrong last year.
Eventually they will be right if they keep saying it year after year.

[fatnotlazy]

Well, we had an active season in 2004 and 2005 -- then relatively quiet this year. So how do the enviro-whackos explain that? If it's caused by global warming or some other alleged deterioration of our environment, wouldn't each year be worse than the year before?

[Mr. Lucky]

Ain't google great?

The perfessor predicted 17 named storms for 2006, 9 of which were gonna be hurricanes.

[RobRoy]

I think this record has a skip in it.

[sgtbono2002]

Exactly right. If they keep predicting it sooner or later they will hit it.

[OldGuard1]

Spot on. I wish these guys would just shut up. I for one, am tired as well of these weather forecasters saying, "There's a high chance of rain next tuesday" -- and then it doesn't rain. Look, if you can't be right, don't say it.

[vox humana]

Eventually they will be right if they keep saying it year after year.

A broken clock displays the correct time twice each day, which is a much better accuracy rate than any weather "expert" can achieve.

[Uncle Hal]

This is deja vu are over again. They predicted a lot last year and few if any materialized.