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105: The LRC Model Is Spot On and This Summer Could Prove It Again with Gary Lezak · CattleUSA Daily

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  Welcome back to another episode of the Cattle USA Daily podcast.
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  Today we have your weekly weather report with Gary Lezak
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  and the Weather 2020 team. Today we are talking some really
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  fun facts about the LRC, some ways that it has been showing up
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  in the cycle, and just some fun banter with Gary and I.
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  If I'm being honest, we're talking dog days of summer.
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  They are coming. And So what does that mean for
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  the weather patterns? What are we seeing across the
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  Midwest and what can we expect in the coming weeks?
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  So without further ado, let's go ahead and hop into this episode
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  with Gary. Welcome to the Cattle USA Daily
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  podcast, your go to source for the latest livestock markets,
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  industry insights and the update shaping agriculture today.
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  I'm your host, Lauren Moylan, a passionate advocate for
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  agriculture here to keep you informed and connected.
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  Now let's dive into today's episode.
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  Gary, welcome back to the podcast.
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  What, what? What's going on in the world?
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  How's life? How's everything?
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  Well, I've been on KSHB for 12 weeks filling in for Lindsay
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  Anderson. It was funny.
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  It's amazing. She's coming back on next
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  Monday, so I am going to finally get back to my life again.
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  And when she comes back, she's only back for one week.
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  She's decided to stay at home, mom, so she'll be back for just
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  one week. So then you got to find somebody
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  else, but not me. I'm taking it away.
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  You are tapping out on that adventure.
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  Tomorrow's your last day. That's crazy.
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  I can't believe it's been 12 weeks already.
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  I know 12 weeks just zipped on by and it was 12 weeks of
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  accurate weather predictions from Weather 2020.
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  Even better, even better. Just the icing on the cake.
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  Icing on the cake on that. Well, talking about weather
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  2020, what's going on with the weather?
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  It's fascinating. Here's here's, let me, let's do
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  an LRC example that happened last week right after we talked
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  I think on on last Thursday or so about a week ago, a severe
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  weather event hit Kansas City. It was one that we were
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  predicting when we predicted it right here on this podcast to
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  arrive near the end of June and it happened.
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  So on October 24th, remember the LRC, the cycling weather
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  pattern, what we are bringing to Cal USA and in these products we
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  have for you guys, you really need to follow us on
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  weather2020.substec.com. In a year's time, you're going
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  to go, wow, not only is this real, but we are predicting the
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  weather at a high level of accuracy that can help you plan
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  for your irrigation of your farm.
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  When is it going to be wet? When is it going to be dry?
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  And it is, it is going to be right.
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  It was a good 60 to 80% of the time.
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  Now what happened October 24th pattern had already set up.
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  There was a severe weather event in Kansas City.
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  There are about fourty eight wind damage reports right around
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  Kansas City. So as we went into the spring
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  and it got to April when that part of the pattern cycled
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  through, there was another severe weather event in Kansas
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  City. And then on May 19th there was
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  another severe weather event in Kansas City.
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  And then on June 26th, last week there was another one.
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  So we used it when I was on the air for KSHBI said, listen,
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  Thursday we're going to have severe weather and we have to
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  remember this is how you use the LRC.
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  I'm expecting and predicting we will have wind damage in the
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  city from this chance of thunderstorms.
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  And So what happened Thursday night, wind damage.
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  So this we got a video of this tree, a big, huge, probably 100
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  year old tree that got knocked over.
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  OK. It was like a 60 to 70 mile per
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  hour wind that that tree had to have endured that before.
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  But there's a reason why it might have broken on June 26th.
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  And it was a huge tree that crashed into the street, not
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  into a house, thank goodness. So I saw the video from a
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  doorbell camera of this tree. You hear it go crack, crack.
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  It crashed and fell down to the ground.
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  And then when I talked to them, you know, I, I talked to Jeff
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  Penner, I said, Jeff, this tree, did you see that video, the
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  tree, the doorbell camera? She goes, yeah, that's Renee's
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  video, Renee. I worked with Renee in Master
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  control KSHB. It was her video was her
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  doorbell camera and it was her tree.
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  So I called her and said, Renee, wow, that was something else.
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  We get home when that happened. She goes, no.
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  And she said that the neighbor had just pulled in, which
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  triggered the sensor for the doorbell camera, which caught
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  the 5 minutes that the tree got knocked over perfectly.
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  And she goes, now you Gary, you know that we have got hit.
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  That same tree hit us on May 19th and I went what?
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  So May 19th was the previous cycle, October 24th there was
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  wind damage in her neighborhood. And then on May 19th, right on
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  cycle, the same tree that did not collapse on May 19th, but a
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  huge branch broke off of it. And we have video it of it from
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  another house across the way. And you can see over her house
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  the same tree in the background, and you can see the branch fly
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  off the tree branches. And then she showed me the
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  damage. It flew into her living room all
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  right, So it broke right through the window.
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  So she showed me the broken window.
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  So May 19th they got hit, June 26th they got hit.
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  Remember it's a 38 to 44 day cycle.
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  That's 38 days later. And if you go all the way back
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  to October 24th, that's 246 days later earlier, that's 41 * 6
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  exactly, which is really a set of cycle back.
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  So one tree. And by the way, that's probably
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  why it broke on June 26th, because on May 19th it was
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  weakened considerably. Something had happened to it.
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  It was already probably starting to break and then that broke it.
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  But that's an example. One tree in one neighborhood in
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  Waldo district of Kansas City, around 75th and near Brookside
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  down there. One example of what the LRC is,
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  so if the LRC is able to predict the potential for one tree to be
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  damaged right on cycle, think about what it does for tornadoes
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  because we've been able to predict tornadoes on cycle
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  before hurricanes and you're week by week and day by day
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  forecast using this technology. No one else has it.
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  No one else can do it. There's an art and a science
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  that are colliding, and that's what we're bringing to you on
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  this podcast. Yeah, that is so fascinating.
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  What do you think of that? That is really, really stinking
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  cool. I I'm flabbergasted.
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  That is that's such a cool like example scenario of something
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  coming to fruition with that. That's that's crazy.
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  Like just bringing it, bringing it back into real life.
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  I love that. I mean, does it, does it hit
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  you? Does it, does it make sense?
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  It's not a coincidence. You can't make this up.
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  Mayfield, Kentucky December 10th, 2000, 2020, 3/20/22 I
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  think it was Mayfield, Kentucky had an EF4 tornado. 56 people
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  were killed in December. We made a prediction and it's
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  public and I've got it on tape with James Span on a podcast
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  called Brain, Weather Brains. And I said, listen, Easter
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  weekend, it's the return of that Mayfield, Kentucky outbreak.
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  I'm not saying Mayfield, Kentucky will get hit again by
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  another tornado because that was a horrible tornado.
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  But that part of the pen will cycle through right around
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  Easter Sunday, on Easter Sunday, April 13th, right on schedule.
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  Boom, Mayfield, Kentucky. They're counting on a tornado
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  warning and they had an EF1 tornado.
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  So it's happened. Sharon Springs, KS had an EF1
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  tornado in that same year the Maysville, KY.
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  I did then EF one tornado October the 12th.
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  It was a 64 day cycle that year. 64 * 3 is 100 and 9292 days
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  later, April 23rd Sharon Springs, KS which is a city that
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  has six city blocks. That's how big it is.
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  They were hit by an EF1 tornado in those six city bucks October
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  12th. On April 23rd, another EF1
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  tornado went right through them. They won't have another Trendo
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  in their city for 500 years, but the LRC tells you it could
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  happen in the same year. Wow, that's crazy that that is.
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  I love it. I love it.
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  It is. I love seeing this all like just
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  laid out and come together and how the predictions work and
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  they're there. I had a real life scenario
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  happened last night. We were my husband and I have
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  some close friends that we go over to their house and work out
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  in their gym. They have a separate building
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  that they've converted into a gym.
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  And the husband is a very big fan of yours, Gary.
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  And so he listens to our podcast every once in a while and he
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  follows you on X and all the things.
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  And we step out of the gym to talk to him for a couple seconds
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  and I step out and I'm like, Oh my gosh, it's like 15° cooler
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  outside than it is in the gym right now.
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  And, and my husband looks at me and he's like, yeah, it's Gary's
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  prediction. It's the cool down part of the
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  cycle, Lauren. And I just look at them and I'm
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  like, that's crazy. Why?
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  I love how this is like coming into my life now too.
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  Two men in my life. Listen to the podcast and
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  they're like, duh, Lauren. It's the cool down part of the
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  cycle that Gary was talking about.
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  There you go. So there you go.
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  And then we raise the bar high. So you think it's going to be
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  right all of the time. And what if it's wrong one out
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  of 10? Let's say it's wrong 3 out of 10
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  times. Please don't come after me.
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  I mean, it's still predicted in the future.
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  The weather pattern itself is nearly 100% accurate.
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  But what happens at the ground? Maybe we're six or seven out of
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  10 on our accuracy using it 100 days out, 200 days out, 300 days
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  out sometimes. So yeah, I appreciate that.
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  It is what we're bringing to the world.
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  Many of you out there listening right now are probably rolling
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  your eyes. And many of you listening right
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  now are like, yes, Gary, we do not just believe you.
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  We've experienced it and you have to experience the LRC.
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  And then let me show you mathematically how it works and
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  artistically how our predictions come through.
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  So there's a lot to it, but it's very, very difficult bringing
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  this to the world. I'm working.
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  You're helping us, everyone out there on Cal USA podcast, you're
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  helping us bring this discovery to the world.
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  It really is that valuable for your farm, for your dairy farm,
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  for your, your agriculture interests or just if you're
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  going on vacation. I mean, we are able to predict
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  the weather in the future. And all I get for my scientific
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  friends are complete. No way.
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  This is impossible. It's the exact opposite of what
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  they think. Is it perfect?
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  No. Are they going to?
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  Can they find holes in it? Absolutely.
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  Because we are predicting the future.
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  If someone were going to predict an earthquake and they were
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  wrong for 10 years in a row and then they got one right, I
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  guarantee you the national media would go, wow, they got an
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  earthquake prediction. Well, they got the last 99
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  wrong. This is different than that.
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  We're like 60 to 90% accurate. Yeah, which I mean, it'd be
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  great if you had an actual crystal ball in front of you and
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  you could be 100% accurate. But this is as close as we're
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  going to get. And the science is there that's
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  backing all of your predictions. And kind of like what you said
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  last week of like, you know, it might not hit Wichita in 41
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  days, but it might hit southern Nebraska and 41 days like it's
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  still cycling. It just might adjust and move
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  and be a little bit different than what?
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  Right, exactly, No, exactly. And but as we just gave you with
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  the example of Sharon Springs, KS, Mayfield, KY and Waldo in
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  the Kansas City metro area with this one tree, it often does hit
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  you again. So something to pay attention
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  to, but expectations are yes if it is Wichita, KS.
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  Wichita, KS might still have severe weather, but the biggest
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  severe weather threat might be north of there depending on the
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  season. Yes, perfect.
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  Well, what's happening in the weather over the next few weeks
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  Gary or summer outlooks. I know we kind of talked about
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  the rest of the summer last week, but we're going into the
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  dog days. It is 4th of July weekend.
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  It's this is kind of the high point of summer and it's a
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  little, it's a little downhill from here for some in some
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  people's minds. But what are what are your
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  thoughts? What's happening?
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  You know how Manhattan, KS to be 113° just like that?
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  So it's not even close. The fact that it's rained so
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  much across Oklahoma, Texas, and parts of Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska,
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  Missouri in the last few weeks, everything's still green, is
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  starting to turn brown in a couple spots.
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  But it's been raining up until this date and it looks next week
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  looks like there's a chance of more thunderstorms.
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  The pattern continues to cycle. So there's going to be a chance
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  of some small heat waves, as we've talked about 3 days and
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  five days stretches of heat. But so far, when it looks like
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  we get to the middle of July without one, we're only a month
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  and a half away from dodging a major heat wave.
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  And so we still have to watch later this month for a couple
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  chances and but nothing glaringly heading this way
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  between now and the next week. When we talk next week, we'll be
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  talking about rain chances again and not heat waves.
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  So that has been our consistent forecast all the way through.
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  The same pattern is going to continue all that we just had
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  for the spring all the way through summer.
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  The summer version is still a tough nut to crack, and we've
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  cracked the code of weather prediction, but July and August
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  are often more of a wild card because the jet stream is
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  farther N. But right now, consistent
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  chances of rain into the middle of July for most of the Corn
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  Belt. We'll leave it at that for now.
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  Amazing. Perfect.
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  Any other highs, lows, major points in the weather that we
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  should cover today? Yeah, nothing significant.
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  There's just nothing significant.
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  And when it comes to hurricane season there, there was, we had
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  to name storms. I don't know if they got by you
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  without you seeing, but Andrea formed and Berry formed two
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  small little tropical systems that are are that were very
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  barely there. There's a chance of 1 forming
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  near Florida on this holiday weekend.
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  We got to watch that, but it doesn't look like a big one
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  either. But things are starting to get
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  ramped up there. We expect to act a mid August to
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  mid-september. So and we've got that in our
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  hurricane forecast guide, but nothing glaring right now.
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  Just just know the pattern continues to cycle.
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  Yes, it is. It absolutely is.
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  Well, Gary, as always, thank you for coming on and sharing your
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  wealth of knowledge and your passion and everything else.
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  It's just, it's so fun ending the week with you and being able
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  to chit chat about the weather and what we're going to be
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  seeing because as we all know way too familiarly, the weather
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  effects our lives significantly in agriculture.
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  And so it's really important that we today up to date.
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  And so with all of that in the show notes, we have that
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  exclusive cattle USA partnership link where we are partnering
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  with Weather 2020 to not only bring you guys this podcast
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  every week, but we also have a discount link down below.
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  We'll have that link down below for you as well.
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  And guys, it's it's Gary's last week on the TV.
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  So craziness crazy. It's so exciting.
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  But that means that we're going to be seeing more of Gary on the
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  weather 2020 Youtubes on X on all of their platforms.
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  So again, we have all of those linked down below.
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  If you can't get enough of Gary and you want to hang out with
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  him even more, go follow all of those links.
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  And as always, we'll see you all next time on another episode.
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  We hope you all have a great 4th of July weekend.
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  Have a good one y'all.