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How about that hurricane over the weekend, slamming into the Louisiana coast?

You know, we're going to get the remnants of Hurricane Ida midweek this week, Wednesday and Thursday, and it's going to totally

change the weather pattern. By next weekend, Labor Day weekend, or this upcoming weekend,

highs in the upper 70s to low 80s, lows in the upper 50s to low 60s at night with very

low humidity.

I'm starting with weather, I guess, today.

I didn't intend on doing that, but I'm sitting here in my studio recording this podcast,

watching the Weather Channel, and remembering yesterday, as I was tuned into a lot of it during the weekend. Maybe many of you were as well, watching

Jim Cantorri use all of his strength to fight off the winds of Hurricane Ida, as in one of

the shots, a couple of dudes and T-shirts were like five yards behind him, and they seemed to be

barely even phased. It seems like, as I record this podcast, that New Orleans got off pretty lightly

compared to what some of the fears were. They've really built that city up, the levees, to handle

this kind of category for Hurricane after 16 years ago and what Katrina did. But it makes for really compelling television,

incredible ratings. I don't know if you guys know that. These hurricanes are gold for the

networks. I know that they are obviously benefiting from tragedy, but the ratings this weekend for the Weather Channel and for CNN and those that

were covering hurricane basically, you know, minute by minute will be through the roof.

Weather events always do that for television networks.

But I do hope that everybody, you know, did much better than anticipated. I know

some of those areas like Homa, Louisiana, and Grand Isle really took the brunt of it. And I'm sure

that even in the New Orleans metro area, it wasn't great. I don't even know why I started with weather.

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