Michael Madigan <> wrote:
> The majority of people are going to start questioning why there
> aren't any hurricanes even though the great climatologists predicted
> a huge many.
I thought that hurricane activity and el Niño's were a definite link. This
and last year we were not in an el Nino or la Nina.
What part of junk science is this?
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