Get that asterisk in there.

Yeah, I mean, you had this big high across the center.

Tulsa was miserable.

That truly was miserable this year.

I think they're up to 1400 degree days.

But anyway, you got to remember the Northeast was cooler than normal.

I remember that's across the United States.

Right, right.

You want to tell us a little bit about that?

Absolutely.

It all started, and thanks, Bill.

I really appreciate this invite.

It all started, this lady, the band teacher in Elizabethtown, Kentucky, was driving after school.

She was the most popular teacher.

Her name's Kelsey Dunn.

So he went home and he was... um got his chainsaw out he was still wide awake from working so many hours but he got his chainsaw started cutting branches and one of them smacked him he fell off the ladder he was in the emergency room and the emergency room the doctor said to him said i won't say his name but he said he said sir six hours ago i was watching you on television telling people to be careful after the storm and here you are in the emergency room because of what happened so whether it's a hurricane a tornado a derecho or any kind of you know post storm event what are the things we need to look out for because this is a guy who just said be careful and then bam He's on the ground in the emergency room.

But there are going to be some hot matches.

Yeah, FIFA was getting, pardon the pun, a lot of heat about nine months ago when they were planning to have 3 p.m. games in Miami, which is not wise.

Unwise, okay? Anyone who thinks you should play 3 p.m.

games in Miami in the summer has got some issues.

So the one I think could be really bad is the ones out in California.

They will be very hot.

They're actually going to – I think they're doing – you know this more than I do.

Is this going to stay parked for a while? Are we looking at a heat wave?

But I'm gonna turn it over to John now, and he's gonna talk a little bit about some of the efforts that a- all three of us within the Weather Service had some involvement in before, uh, we retired, and some of the ways in which it could potentially guide, uh, some improvements going forward.

Yeah, so great job, you two.

So Jackson and Slidell did great.

I, I agree.

They had long lead time warnings, which is you- what you need.

Okay? You gotta move those polygons.

You gotta move 'em.

Yeah.

Gordon doesn't see these losses as the same as intentionally destroying an embryo.

I mean, I think now if you have a blastastage embryo and you decide that you're not going to use it anymore and you take it out and discard it from the freezer, well, you've killed that embryo.

I mean, I... that's- that's pretty obvious.

But in this case, just because an egg fertilizes and doesn't continue to grow, I don't think that counts as embryos that are destroyed or lives that are lost through IVF.

If they believe IVF is a sin, they shouldn't do it.

I would say for every believer, he has to decide, wrestling with their own conscience, as to what they are called to do.

I would never fault somebody who, who says, "I, I feel like these issues are just issues that I can't come to peace with."