Politics in Meteorology

My reasoning for Claudette is this: when you look at the pictures of the meteorologists at the NHC (in the link I posted under Claudette), the meteorologist who ultimately named the storm in the wee hours is very young. It could very well be that he was trained in updated scientific meteorological reasoning that the older meteorologists were not?

I bring this up because from 2007-2020, I had a very excellent primary care physician who retired last year largely because her daughter had passed away. Twice a year she insisted in shoving a gloved finger up my bum. Hey, she's the doctor, who am I to argue? The new primary care physician that I chose is also a female but much younger, a graduate of Tulane University School of Medicine, and she stated that the latest research indicates that the anal exams are not indicated on an annual basis unless there is some data (blood work, patient complaint) to deem it necessary. My point being that perhaps the younger folks are privy to better research-based practices, and this stretches across many disciplines?