Posted on 08/31/2013 10:06:14 AM PDT by Signalman
Where are all the hurricanes Al Gore, Bill McKibben, Joe Romm, and Brad Johnson say are supposed to happen due to global warming?
August is about to end without an Atlantic hurricane for the first time since 2002, calling into question predictions of a more active storm season than normal.
Six tropical systems have formed in the Atlantic since the season began June 1 and none of them has grown to hurricane strength with winds of at least 74 miles (120 kilometers) per hour. Accumulated cyclone energy in the Atlantic, a measure of tropical power, is about 30 percent of where it normally would be, said Phil Klotzbach, lead author of Colorado State Universitys seasonal hurricane forecasts.
At this point, I doubt that a super-active hurricane season will happen, Klotzbach said in an e-mail yesterday.
The most active part of the Atlantic season runs from Aug. 20 to about the first week of October. The statistical peak occurs on Sept. 10, according to the National Hurricane Center in Miami.
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Yes, that is what happened.
Have listened to the people on the Weather Channel on occasion and they have tried really hard to put a lot of spin on their description of every little wave since the first of June. It would be funny if it wasn’t so pathetic.
We need a Cat 1 to hit somewhere south of Corpus and then maybe we would get some of that much needed rain. Just no more Ike’s please.
None that I know of. Just my own observation having lived here 27 years.
Wasnt Hurricane Katrina Bushs fault? According to the liberals, Bush and FEMA mismanaged evacuating and recovery efforts. Did the liberals lie???
The levees failed due to mismanagement by the Corp of Engineers.
The way I heard it, the money intended to maintain the levees was spirited off to other uses by the RAT administrations of NOLA.
Ike sucked
Ike sucked.”
Actually it blew. LOL. I don’t think I’ll ever get everything put back to normal, even after all this time. Just too much not covered by insurance and huge wind insurance deductible. Hate what it did to Galveston.
We had a huge windstorm couple of weeks ago - 80 mph winds, right out of the north. Blew one of my neighbor’s 30 foot tall pine trees over almost to the ground. Lasted only about 20 minutes but trees down in the back yard and rain came in around a couple of windows that Ike didn’t affect.
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