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…
Category: Hurricanes
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…
BBC Refuse to Correct Blatantly False Hurricane Claims
Apparently viewers would not have been misled by the misinformation, despite the fact that most will now be convinced that hurricanes are becoming more frequent, when they are not!
2022 Global Wide Hurricane Season Ends with Weakest Storm Levels of the Last 42 Years
This blatant failure by the climate alarmist media to address the reality of declining weather event severity and instead conceal such data is just another example establishing the dishonesty and deception of climate alarmist propaganda articles…
World’s Northern Hemisphere Tropical Storm Accumulated Cyclone Energy Plunges 33% in 2022
This readily available tropical storm data has been consistently ignored, hidden, concealed, misrepresented and otherwise falsely manipulated by climate alarmist politicians and media.
Despite Prediction 2022 Atlantic Hurricane Season Fizzles Out Below “Normal”
Despite Prediction 2022 Atlantic Hurricane Season Fizzles Out Below “Normal”
Wrong, The Conversation, Evidence Shows People Are NOT Under Greater Threat from Hurricanes
Efforts to control climate change by limiting the use of life sustaining fossil fuels will do nothing to either prevent hurricanes from forming or to reduce the harm when they…
Is Global Warming Responsible for Hurricane Ian? The Evidence Says No
This tendency to link climate change to every single weather event after is passes has in all honesty become tiresome.
Hurricane Hype, Lies, Censorship – and Reality
Politicized hurricane and climate science breeds distrust, green energy and economic disasters Paul Driessen Hurricane Ian is in the history books, having unleashed its Category 4 fury on southwestern Florida.…
New Push to De-Platform Climate Dissent Fueled by JunkScience Tweets
The climate mafia recently renewed its pressure campaign on social media companies to to silence online dissent. I’ve noticed a pattern. Maybe you’ll spot it, too.
Did Global Warming Make Hurricane Ian Intensify Faster than Normal?
There has not been an increase in the frequency, intensity, or speed of intensification of Atlantic hurricanes in the past several decades.
Live at Noon Central Time: Hurricane Ian Isn’t Proof of Anthropogenic Climate Change
As expected, the corporate media latched onto Hurricane Ian to advance the false narrative of anthropogenic, catastrophic climate change.
NYTimes Hurricane Analysis is Purposefully Misleading
So, instead of citing the clear and convincing scientific consensus, the NY Times substitutes their own narrative. Yikes!
After Hurricane Ian: No Trend in Florida Landfalls, Global Activity Trending Down
Looking at just the numbers of global hurricanes since 1980, we see no obvious trends.
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