[vis a vis]

Oh my, the excuses have started.

[dfwgator]

Has to be Climate Change.

[Pollard]

1) Climate Change
2) Climate Change
3) Climate Change
4) Climate Change
5) Climate Change

[databoss]

Two months ago it was climate caused massive hurricane streak

[allendale]

Those explanations are conjectural and speculative. Until science is able to explain just how, where and the volume of heat generated and released by the earth’s core, all models lak a critical variable and “patterns” really can’t be defined.

[wildcard_redneck]

I was told by government grant whore “scientists” that climate change is driving bigger, badder hurricanes.

They never stop lying to us.

[shanover]

They are so PATHETIC! The live for Cat 10 ludicrous storms so they can slap the climate change sticker on them.

[marktwain]

Has to be climate change. Correct, since everything is attributable to "climate change".

Remember all the predictions of ever more and more powerful hurricanes?

Didn't happen. Just spin to gain money and power.

[FlingWingFlyer]

I thought they were saying that we were all going to die during this hurricane season from La Niña hurricanes and other “Climate Change” storms.

[Responsibility2nd]

Since “climatologists” and other “experts” have long said that hurricanes have been increasing and this is a direct result of climate change, I guess we can all breathe a sigh of relief that there is no more climate changed.

[redangus]

So when we have storms it’s climate change and when we don’t have storms it’s climate change. Seems about right for these clowns. You’re never wrong if you can keep changing the rules so that you’re always right.

[OrioleFan]

The Weather Channel global warming “experts” ran out of good names since they’ve been naming winter storms.

[Socon-Econ]

They were getting all set to wail about massive hurricanes due to record global warming.

[suasponte137]

It’s just mother nature taking a break cuz next year’s gonna be deadly cuz global warming!

[edwinland]

"Temperatures in the upper atmosphere in the tropics have been well above average this year and above 2023 levels," DaSilva said. Warm air high above the ocean can cause the atmosphere to be more stable, which makes it more difficult for thunderstorms to develop and organize into a tropical depression or storm. "This could be tied to climate change and a warmer planet," DaSilva added.

[norwaypinesavage]

"This could be tied to climate change and a warmer planet," DaSilva added."

Of course! Everyone knows that Climate change causes hurricanes, and it also causes lack of hurricanes.

[VeniVidiVici]

“Reasons”

Or how about variables that they didn’t take into account.

[Lizavetta]

Climate change and white supremacy.

What is my prize?

[Mr. Jeeves]

“You can’t fool us - we know Trump is just disrupting hurricane activity by dispersing chemtrails off Palm Beach from his jet to hurt Kamala’s chances.” :)

[ealgeone]

"Research has shown Atlantic Niñas can potentially lead to less tropical activity in the Atlantic," DaSilva said. "The reasoning behind this cooling in the Atlantic is still a bit unclear."

Yet, we are to take their word climate change is caused directly by humans and IF we don't so something it's all over.