[RightResponse]

I love it!! Trial lawyers going after these global warming purveyors. It’s just poetic.....

Go get ‘em Harris!!

[Mr Ramsbotham]

The thing of it is, if they keep predicting bad hurricane seasons, sooner or later they’re bound to get one. Then their reputations will be graven in stone.

[EggsAckley]

Everyone complains about the weather, but nobody does anything about it...................

[edcoil]

While he is right, the government will not allow itself to be held liable.

We The People do not owe this guy money simply because we have inept "experts" in the weather forecasting business.

[Strategerist]

By the way, here was AccuWeather's forecast for this tropical season. If anyone is going to get sued, it's obvious AccuWeather, which is an embarassment to the profession of meteorology, should be.

Florida in the Bull’s Eye this Hurricane Season "We’re in for a Rough Year," Says AccuWeather.com’s Bastardi

Joe Bastardi 2007 Hurricane Forecast

STATE COLLEGE, PA, May 8, 2007 - AccuWeather.com Chief Hurricane Forecaster Joe Bastardi and his team expect this season’s hurricanes and tropical storms to pose a far greater threat to lives and property than last year’s, with significantly more storms striking the US.

In the AccuWeather.com 2007 Hurricane Season Forecast released today, Bastardi warns that six or seven storms will strike the US coast. This includes the possibility of multiple strikes by the same storm, such as the way Hurricanes Andrew and Katrina – both extreme examples – struck Florida before later striking the US Gulf Coast. The majority of these landfalls are projected for the Gulf Coast from the mouth of the Mississippi River to Cape Hatteras, NC, with the center of the bull’s eye on Florida."

[surely_you_jest]

It is only a matter of time before someone gets around to filing a class action against the casualty insurance industry for using these nimrods’ “forecasts” to price windstorm insurance in Florida, more than doubling premiums, and resulting in unconscionable windfall profits.

I, for one, will find this to be of great entertainment value, and eagerly await it.

[Wally_Kalbacken]

Harris Rosen? Nevah hoid of him!

[Retired Chemist]

I’m sure those forecasts were partially responsible for Nationwide not renewing my homeowner’s insurance.