If Global Warming equals more storms, where are they?

[Ferd]

Originally Posted by Huckleberry3911948

what was that in florida and new orleans in the last 10 years, a summer shower? have you tried driving in georgia of late? but yes i agree according to the best scientific minds in the last 3 seconds everything has been perfect, people are always overreacting.

have you tried looking at the data?


or do you just remember a bad storm and think the world just fell apart.


New for you huckleberry, I have family that lived thru Camile and they talk about it to this day. google when that happened.

check out the link I gave you with the data posted. 2005 was a peak. 2009 is at a 30 year low. (These are global figures as well as Atlantic Basin numbers.)

[Huckleberry3911948]

Originally Posted by Ferd

have you tried looking at the data?


or do you just remember a bad storm and think the world just fell apart.


New for you huckleberry, I have family that lived thru Camile and they talk about it to this day. google when that happened.

check out the link I gave you with the data posted. 2005 was a peak. 2009 is at a 30 year low. (These are global figures as well as Atlantic Basin numbers.)

hurricane camille was in 1969. hurricane katrina was 2005.
your post shows a 24 month measurement mother nature works slower than that. but friend to be fair there are scientists in america that support 100% what you are saying, one is a personal friend of mine. also throughout the rest of the world there are scientists that support the opposite. its kind of like USDA, 1/2 the experts say eggs are bad for you the other half say they are good for you. strange stuff no?

[Ferd]

Originally Posted by Huckleberry3911948

hurricane camille was in 1969. hurricane katrina was 2005.
your post shows a 24 month measurement mother nature works slower than that. but friend to be fair there are scientists in america that support 100% what you are saying, one is a personal friend of mine. also throughout the rest of the world there are scientists that support the opposite. its kind of like USDA, 1/2 the experts say eggs are bad for you the other half say they are good for you. strange stuff no?

Friendly banter is a good thing! LOL! you are right, there are many who say exactly the opposite on the subject....

to clarify this is a 24 month rolling average. Actually the science is very interesting. here is the link if you are interested.

coaps.fsu.edu | Ryan Maue's Seasonal Tropical Cyclone Activity Update : PhD Candidate Meteorology


This is a running average from 1970 so it gives a good trend. 1970 was used as the starting point because that is about as far back as you can go and be certain the data is good.

more reading from Ryan Maue

http://www.coaps.fsu.edu/~maue/tropical/climo.php (broken link)