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. #Hurricanes are no laughing matter, so of course I was the humorless, nerdy "straight arrow" in the conversation.

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Ep 184: This Is The Story Of The Hurricane • Paula Poundstone

You know what really blows? Hurricanes! And we’ve got the Hurricane Man himself, Josh Morgerman, to tell us all about the most destructive of all storm systems – and the coolest (at least to Josh!).

7:03 PM · Jan 18, 2022

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Rectal anemometer.... 🤣 😂 different kind of podcast...

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Well that was fun! I think they learned a lot 😉. And you did make me laugh (sorry to disappoint 😀)

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You were discussing intensity; the scientists and models predicted hurricane Ida"s intensity several days in advance, something I had not seen before. Do you think models have improved in 2021? 2020 intensity prediction was off for Laura days out.