Where da hurricanes at??? 
Algore is deeply saddened.
Aw shoot! Poor man-made globull warmists! Or is it climate changers? Or what do they call it now?
Bush’s fault!
Just another significant indication that global warming is actually happening. /sarc
I’m on Florida’s east coast. We’ve had afternoon thunderstorms all summer. In the years we have afternoon storms we don’t get hurricanes. In ‘04 and ‘05 we didn’t have the afternoon storms.
Post again in November, before getting too excited. God is funny that way.
Ya don’t say?
No Gulf Hurricanes either.
Sadly this is going to extend the drought in Tx
I blame electric cars. /s
Not to worry! 0bama is about to start WWIII - the ‘Globalists’ will be able to make TONS of cash off of that, now that their Golbal Warming Cash Cow is winding down.
*SPIT*
Although Hurricane seasons starts in June, the real hurricane season has yet to begin.
Sept seems to be the real peak here.
But it is oddly quite this year.
Give it a rest, deniers. Can’t you see that Climate Change™ is responsible for upsetting the normal balance of our planet’s weather systems?
The only solution is to pass a global carbon tax on all that deadly CO2 you morons are expelling into our delicate atmosphere!
Where da hurricanes at??? September and October are the worse months for hurricanes.
Central and South Florida are being pounded by daily rains and the ground is saturated .
If we get one this year , even a small one , it is going to be BAD because of major flooding
The way we could prove it is just kill every human being on the planet and measure the drop in global temperatures.
Then we'd know for sure.
How many category 5 super storms have hit the US since Katrina and Rita! Sandy was barely above a tropical storm when it hit NYC at a high tide, and two nor'westerners barreling down on her.
5.56mm
I like to go to the beach during these times. The surf is always a little bit choppier and rougher. A stiff breeze keeps the mosquitoes at bay. Thick, fluffy cumulus clouds scud across the sky. I'm filling up all my red gas containers and getting the propane tanks filled. Doing an oil change on the generator and testing it out - just in case.
When a hurricane is nearby, the air gets kind of heavier, more tropical. I get in the mood to mix pitchers of margaritas and drink them out on my picnic table in the backyard while listening to the radio. I start getting phone calls and emails from far-away friends and relatives concerned about me being in the "path of a monster" as according to the Weather Channel - even if landfall is projected to be some 600 miles down the coast from where I am. Apparently I am in jeopardy just by living on the Eastern Seaboard.
When a hurricane does pass over my house, even if it's blown-out remnants, it's always an event. Businesses shut down. Highways close. I'm walking my dog around the neighborhood with a gusty wind and periodic downpours and neighbors think I'm crazy for being out in it. Branches blow off trees and I like the way the bigger trees sway back and forth and my dog and I pass through the swirling winds. If we get drenched - no big deal. The rains are so warm and I'm usually in shorts and sandals anyway. My dog doesn't care and appears to even like getting wet.
For some reason, hurricanes and beer go together. After a hurricane passes by, everybody has recycle bins full of empty beer cans on trash day. Some wine bottles but not as much as what you see after Thanksgiving and Christmas.
According to Joe Bastardi, best weatherman in America IMO, the hurricane season will get active late this year.
CLIMATE CHANGE is cooling the oceans...we’re all gonna DIE!