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And to think people a few months ago posted hurricanes as a reason why not to move to Florida because the forecasters all predicted a terrible hurricane season for Florida this year. I am glad those posters were all wrong. Maybe now they can come up with something else to keep people from moving to Florida.
Just remember that some day the hurricane WILL come. Just not this year. If you live in Florida, you better not forget about hurricanes.
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First they predicted a very active hurricane season this year, and next to nothing happened, except for the one that brushed Jamaica. Then they predicted that October would be very active. Still nothing. In past years have they predicted accurately?
Well you know they say 3 times is a charm. Maybe next year they can get all excited again and hope for the worst. I can't wait to hear why the predictions were wrong this year. What did they blame it on last year. El nino?
I didn't see them predicting Katrina.
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