La Nina and warmer-than-average ocean temperatures are major drivers of tropical activity
Category: Hurricanes
Global Warming Inhibits Hurricane Activity as Indicated By Decreasing Tropical CAPE Values
Tropical cyclone data from global sources show that tropical cyclone activity is slowly decreasing during global warming.
Time to Pack a Bug-Out Bag, Hurricane Season from Hell Predicted
We anticipate that the 2024 Atlantic basin hurricane season will be extremely active.
Hurricanes 2023: Andrew Dessler’s Hollow Alarm
The moral of the story? Don’t whine for global government and the rule of ‘experts’. Don’t exaggerate. Prepare for change (Revkin, above). And adaptation to change requires … abundant, affordable,…
The Hoax: an interview with Dr. Neil Frank, former Director, National Hurricane Center
Brian Sussman We are told there are more hurricanes than ever because of climate change? Does the world’s foremost senior hurricane statesman agree with that? In this episode you will…
Simple Explanations Don’t Apply In The Complex Climate System
In the real climate system, nothing is so simple that it can be explained with elementary school knowledge.
Global Historical Hurricane & Cyclone Statistics Establish that 2023 Experienced a Very “Normal Year.”
Climate alarmist claims that hype the year 2023 hurricane and cyclone season as being an “extreme weather outcome” are absurd and incompetent as is NOAA’s “Selected Significant Climate Events” hurricane…
Critical Examination of Hurricane Intensification Predictions
Climate models fail to accurately predict hurricane intensification because they mainly depend on sea surface temperatures and ocean heat content, overlooking the role of subsurface saltiness. Hurricanes intensify when they…
The Great New England Hurricane of 1938
On September 21, 1938, one of the most destructive and powerful hurricanes in recorded history struck Long Island and Southern New England.
Hurricane Daniel and the Medicanes: A Dive into Science
Hurricane Daniel and the phenomenon of Medicanes are low hanging fruit for alarmist ambulance chasers.
A Stunningly Good Hurricane Forecast
Better forecasts are the first line of defense against severe weather.
California Tried but Failed to Have an Extreme Weather Disaster
“Yet in one of the most heavily populated parts of the country — Los Angeles and San Diego Counties alone have a combined population of more than 13 million —…
In one picture: Why we have a slow Atlantic hurricane season
Meteorologist Ross Hays writes on Facebook: This is a satellite picture with the colors showing dry air & Sahara Dust coming across the Tropical Atlantic. This has prohibited the development…
Prof. Roger Pielke Jr. “The Inconvenient Truth about Climate Science”
At the University of Colorado, Roger founded and directed both the Center for Science and Technology Policy Research and the Sports Governance Center.
NOAA predicts a near-normal 2023 Atlantic hurricane season
“The upcoming Atlantic hurricane season is expected to be less active than recent years, due to competing factors — some that suppress storm development and some that fuel it —…
Sea Turtles, Florida Lore, and Hurricane Prediction
According to Florida folklore this will be calm storm season.
Happy Easter, Happy End of the 2023 Cyclone Season at the Great Barrier Reef
The available data shows that there has been a steady decline in both the number and intensity of cyclones since the 1970s.
No, Axios, Future U.S. Hurricane Damage Losses Will Not be Driven by Climate Change
Originally posted at climaterealism.com An article in Axios, written by Andrew Freedman, claims increased hurricane winds due to rising temperatures driven by increasing carbon dioxide concentrations may result in more…
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