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Humbert's Morning Sickness.

Good morning, everybody. Hello, they're welcome to Thursday. It's 5.45. My name's John Humbert.

There's Brady Bogan, Brett Fessley, Big Dick Toledo. This is the Morning Sickness, and off we go for you another freezing, nasty-ass, gross, cold, miserable.

But we'll get over it kind of day. Holy crap, it's awful outside.

We are, you're an Arizona, you're a Phoenician. When after the third or fourth of one of these, you're like, all right, that's enough.

We think it's cute for a minute. It's adorable to have kittens at your doorstep. You're like, aw, that's cute.

All right, they're still there. All right, all right. The cats have to go. It's time to be normal again. Let's weather's awful.

No more. Bring me the spring that I enjoy, and then the misery of summer, and I can live with that.

I don't have to slop through this or get the broom last night, because the patio is flooded. There's a lot of rain.

Everything's closed. If you want to go north and play, you can't, because everything closed all the roads again. It's just not-get-off weather, not-get-off.

I'm fascinated now, too. I'm on this weather thing. I don't know if it's an old man thing now, but it's-I'm fascinated by-

I think I'm joining in with the people who just have-you know, always try to keep a middle ground on stuff and go, no, wait a minute. Don't go crazy.

Just for fun. I went back as the internet remembers, and I said, what was that-they-they had studies they always do in like October.

Like, what's this winter going to look like for the-the nation? La Nina. I remember they kept saying La Nina.

Oh yeah, oh yeah. September and October. We got a lot of Nina coming. And October 20th, 2022, Brady. I went and found this article yesterday.

The N-O-A-A, which is the-it's all the-the big giant weather outlook place. I don't know, the Climate Prediction Center.

These are the National Weather Service uses the N-O-A-A for everything. Everything is in October. End of October, they said, woof.

Dry winter for the Southwest. That's pretty much coming. La Nina, you know, the drought's going to worsen and really hot temperatures for the-the winter and all the way through into March. Nothing but heat.

It says, uh, forecasters in collaboration with the National Integrated Drought Information System continue to monitor the extremes of drought. They're going to happen to the Western-uh, United States since late 2020.

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