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Strategies & Market Trends : Waiting for the big Kahuna -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Kona who wrote (20792)	6/21/1998 4:43:00 PM
From: James F. Hopkins	Respond to of 94695

Kona; I'm asking myself the same question and coming up with blanks, I don't think any one knows. I hear that it will reverses the hurricane pattern, but I'm sure that's just a guess, perhaps a likely one but a guess at best. We do not have data or evidence to support it yet to speculate on it seems a fair bet. I guess if the ones speculating that way are correct they will think of themselves as geniuses and proclaim themselves as astute weather forecasters. ( but where were they before the El-Nina..) who predicted it prior to it's arrival. ? ----------------- I simply would not make any bets on the coming hurricane season, until I saw the pattern of a few early ones, as even if more storms do develop the way they track is what will effect us. I don't think from this point anyone can do any thing but guess , that they could be worse. As hot and dry as Texas has been this early I'm worried. The huge fire in Mexico sent smoke clean across the wide part of the Gulf..just weeks ago we had lots and lots of days that you could smell Mexico burning. Unwashed cars were covered with soot. Now the Fires in Florida , so if this dry spell keeps up , I'm more worried about uncontrollable Fires breaking out in Texas, than the hurricanes, at least for now. Also most of our early corn crop is already half shot. Jim