Posts like this, and other articles that cast a skeptical eye on long-range hurricane forecasts, are a reassuring phenomenon. Journalists cannot ignore weather and climate predictions — after all, most of the arguments for addressing global warming are founded upon what is likely to happen if temperatures continue to climb — but they must respect the limitations of such efforts by describing them as probabilities rather than certainties.
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