[Enchante]

1930s had bigger hurricanes spaced more closely together.... #Irma and #Harvey are strong but far from unprecedented in the past century's record (never mind what may have happened over centuries and millenia).

[Enchante]

So how are the storms of the 1930s to be attributed to CO2-driven “climate change”????

[umgud]

They are a sure sign of sea level rise, albeit briefly.

[stylin19a]

considering there were 7 previously named storms in the 2017 hurricane season that nobody remembers.

[sauropod]

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[Berosus]

Twelve years went by between Katrina and Harvey. Weren’t the alarmists blaming the lack of hurricanes during that time on global warming, too?

[SkyDancer]

You would figure with all the global warming going on during WW2 culminating in the atomic bombs on Japan should have created massive climate change - or something something - localized global warming?

[\/\/ayne]

Evolution Theory doubters were told throughout the years that it would be impossible for a world wide consensus of science communities to censor data and falsify evidence in a gigantic science hoax.

While perhaps not ready to examine Evolution Theory closely, many Global Warming skeptics can now at least say "Yes, it's possible for such a thing to happen."

[mulligan]

Some people never grow up.

[Bon mots]

Oh come on now... there were no major hurricanes when Obama was President. Trump is not even done with his first year and already Gaia is responding angrily... Trump must have a hurricane machine. Just wait until he gets his hands on Cheney and Rove's earthquake machine...

[beethovenfan]

Who believes anything Mann says anymore after his thoroughly discredited “hockey stick” baloney?

[erlayman]

It is hard compare intensity or frequency of tropical storms and hurricanes today with earlier eras, especially pre satellite (1970’s). As far as I know there models that both predict more and those that predict fewer. You can go back and forth all day. Apparently we still are.

[Yardstick]

And what about the fact that Irma and Harvey have come in 7th and 18th compared to storms of that era, hmmm?

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Wait, I thought Irma was the biggest or most powerful ever measured in the Atlantic. Is that not true? There were worse in the ‘30s?

If so, that is a good fact to have handy.

[Darksheare]

Had a poster in forum trying to say Harvey was somehow magically different and unprecedented.
He wouldn’t listen to history or fact either.
Oh well.
I seem to recall reading that archeaological evidence says the southern coast used to see much worse more often.

[TLI]

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[PraiseTheLord]

Not CLIMATE CHANGE. =====> CLIMATE MANIPULATION !

[Bob434]

there is no useful retort- the world is convinced of the lie that man is causing climate change- trying to speak with those folks is like arguing with bricks- you just get a blank stare back fro m them and it goes right over their heads- there is no convincing them

[DuncanWaring]

Ping.