Weather Watchers Doubt Big Storms and Rain in Coming Weeks

People watching the skies right now seem unsure about major storms and heavy rain. Across the environment world, most folks are leaning toward fewer big events happening soon.

When it comes to strong earthquakes, the mood is pretty clear. Most people think there will be fewer major quakes than expected. Even when asking if the number will hit a certain mark, the answer stays the same. The vibe is that nothing too wild is coming.

Hurricane talk is also on people's minds. Many don't think the first big storm will be named Cristobal or Edouard. Some are split on whether it might be Dolly, but even then, the feeling leans slightly toward no. Overall, people expect a quieter hurricane season than usual.

Rain at the Dutch Grand Prix? Not likely, say most watchers. They feel the track will stay dry. As for Tropical Storm Saudel, the crowd thinks it won't stay just a tropical storm. Most believe it will grow stronger before it fades away.

The big picture? Folks are feeling cautious. They're not betting on extreme weather or major changes. Instead, they seem to expect calm skies and quiet seas ahead.