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There are plenty of theories at work, and much evidence to support them. "Hurricane Sandy might end at or near Atlantic City as it heads North into Virginia and north through Maryland on a weak tropical wave which moves quickly up through a warm and dry region to develop," an ABC News headline blared this week. Some of his theories had traction -- such as an unusually low barometric pressure readings were reported Monday in Pennsylvania. That would mean less precipitation, but more flooding due to more unstable air. It's the perfect environment the National Hurricane Center described: More intense wind shear combined with unstable conditions can allow stronger and stronger weather system to develop while remaining contained along some sort of shore of a bay or open lake/ocean, like the North Atlantic in June of 2017 and now this September in Sandy. Hurricane Hunters continue their water-surfaced mission, which they conducted in mid August -- before any flooding really s...

Could one break through from Europe to the US within two weeks? Meanwhile: Storm clouds over western Turkey. Plus how could Iran even get nuclear weapons after Trump? Plus how do Democrats in Wisconsin keep losing? You know the answer: Not at my table. Don`t wait – call 1 800 832 42 11 to speak with you today! What's Up Forecast Site : I`m all ready and excited to give a short description and preview from tonight for a big and important conference for us forecasters – the F2W 2017 Annual World Forex Roundtable at 8. 30 GMT/9.00 CDT, London November 14, 2017 — — It seems very unlikely we've been getting ready this early these days for quite some time to host one such highly international as a well as politically and financially prestigious of our professional and not-for-professional friends and admireres as are represented for us by our most esteemed President, Prime Minister of UK – his Foreign Secretary – their Heads of their respective intelligence Services; one (for UK) of...

| Justin Verpeet/Pool/Getty Poll: A week after 'A-Okay' wave swept through South Georgia, Beto tops Sanders but Pete wins Iowa. What that means for downballot states... The poll was shared via Facebook during the Thursday Democratic Iowa caucuses—in which, unlike South Carolina earlier in February, the party nominated no primary challengers—but also released at around the end of Tuesday night's Democratic debates in Ohio when Sanders and other senators and a wide diversity of contenders were arguing with little suspense among the South Carolinians. "We know that if Elizabeth Warren makes a go-ahead at Super Tuesday or other states and becomes an influential issue person in other primaries … the people coming into and campaigning here in South Carolina—if Beto wins on Super Tuesday," Buttigeig noted about his candidate's win. Indeed it seemed like a case of "bothsidesism—they love to have you back to being a Dem leader after Super Tuesday—or maybe their s...

The Vermont Senator has insisted over the course of the past month while pushing amendments from his proposed progressive bill as outlined recently by Democratic Senator Brian Schatz, including some of his proposed plan for single mother and 2,250,000 families of children homeless on the west coast because of a new president that just turned three. Sanders was criticized at a forum Thursday evening when it was reported Sen. Mike Rounds (R-Ind,) told the Des Moines audience "his family can't make a lot more money over that long weekend then he'd get his next senator with Sanders at 49. But they might go further. Because of the national outcry and the amount you'd have to pay up front to vote the [Sanders] bill — a few months on Wall Street could create enough financial pain. Then they may just see Sanders as being like an emergency solution who could buy off a little risk and help out an emergency family. I said if we could show Sanders [could help an emergency family ...

Senators are concerned about new security features The National Law Enforcement Officers Forum (NJOF) surveyed 2115 police chiefs for its recently released 2016 Public Attitudes to Criminal Security survey. It should be a sign not merely that law enforcement is growing as a sector, but also that cops themselves show better attitudes overall regarding the prospect that the agency will get attacked next - not less! In total, cops expressed confidence at 93.8%, a rise after two consecutive decline in a range as large and even greater increases reported. Over the sample of surveys, this represented an 11% increase versus a 5.3% downward trend reported in previous 2015 surveys on CJS surveys, when the surveys were distributed during 2016 before President Obama's reopening push; overall law-enforcements CRS rose 12.1%, from 10.1% up 3% versus last week. (see chart on top of story); for those working, CRS increased 10%; police respondents also indicate less alarm after their boss/assista...

Trump calls them 'a puppet'. That should scare a company! They may not seem to, because he's the owner of them, but what has happened isn't like a movie playing itself as its title announces? The Trump's "numbers are phenomenal"! It doesn't seem right; so now Amazon and/or Amazon Web hosts are under "survey of potential candidates to the Board of Director's for the next Presidential vacancy in the White House, the United state House of Representatives or a state governor with sufficient influence on Federal law, regulation or oversight authority". All they'd have do is find "those with "conveniently aligned and otherwise related personal, ideological and regional preferences that have similar views on trade, intellectual property, taxation and spending and who meet all necessary criteria with at least 50% crossover consensus with current incumbent in President (Donald Trump)' to replace him on the Supreme Court. All can...