There is a difference between speculating where a hurricane might or might not end up versus spreading a potentially false rumor...which could have far reaching effects on the populace as a whole...see Rasvar's above comments which are excellent.
All that is being asked is if one has "information" of this nature that a credible source be cited. Thanks.
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