From: "Geo" 

"Robert Comer"  wrote in message
news:4440f244{at}w3....

> I'm afraid you're wrong on this, it's VERY simple physics.  More heat,
more
> energy, more violent weather.

E=MC^2

a 1"x1" cube of mercury has more mass than a 1"x1" cube
of nitro glycerin yet it's the nitro that is a much larger risk of violent
energy release.

Simply put, more heat doesn't mean more violent weather, compare the
southeast or gulf coast to the west coast at the same lattitude, you get
more hurricanes in florida than you do on the west coast at the same
longitude. Move north where there is less heat and you get tornados instead
of hurricanes, which is more violent, 155 mph hurricane winds or 300 mph
tornado winds?

Geo.

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