Who do you trust for accurate weather?

This'nThat · 01-04-2010, 07:15 PM

I get most of my forecasts directly from Al Gore. Track his movements -- wherever he goes, he causes Global Warming snow.

The rest of the time I get my forecasts directly from the U.N.'s IPCCC -- you know, the international wealth-distribution wing of the U.N. You can't rely upon their 2-10 day forecasts, but .... using the same models, they are spot-on accurate for 50 to 100 years out. Which is why they need our money for the next millienium, to adjust their data to fit their models.

tis · 01-04-2010, 07:39 PM

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Originally Posted by This'nThat

I get most of my forecasts directly from Al Gore. Track his movements -- wherever he goes, he causes Global Warming snow.

The rest of the time I get my forecasts directly from the U.N.'s IPCCC -- you know, the international wealth-distribution wing of the U.N. You can't rely upon their 2-10 day forecasts, but .... using the same models, they are spot-on accurate for 50 to 100 years out. Which is why they need our money for the next millienium, to adjust their data to fit their models.

I just loved that remark about Gore!

trfour · 01-04-2010, 08:32 PM

Usually it's the other way around in that they are comedians before they become politicians.

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This'nThat Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 534 Thanks: 19 Thanked 134 Times in 61 Posts	I get most of my forecasts directly from Al Gore. Track his movements -- wherever he goes, he causes Global Warming snow. The rest of the time I get my forecasts directly from the U.N.'s IPCCC -- you know, the international wealth-distribution wing of the U.N. You can't rely upon their 2-10 day forecasts, but .... using the same models, they are spot-on accurate for 50 to 100 years out. Which is why they need our money for the next millienium, to adjust their data to fit their models.

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