Did you see that Global Warming hurricane? Neither did I... (Chicago, claim)

[evilnewbie]

Very low number of hurricanes... I thought it was suppose to get worse and worse and much more worse.. and hurricanes were suppose to happen earlier and earlier and then really early..

Forecasters: Hurricane season 2013 is no bust

[Arus]

who said so?

[evilnewbie]

Originally Posted by Arus

who said so?

Well... I just did... and we will see what pans out... most of the time, when this happens, you get what you have... rarely, does it ever lead to something... now Global warming was suppose to change all that... where is it? what happened to it? Did Global warming die?

[ChrisFromChicago]

Originally Posted by evilnewbie

Very low number of hurricanes... I thought it was suppose to get worse and worse and much more worse.. and hurricanes were suppose to happen earlier and earlier and then really early..

Forecasters: Hurricane season 2013 is no bust

Its a little sad, your lack of understanding of the climate science.

Climate science talks about overall environmental changes, and those changes potentially correlated impacts to human beings.

As with anything, if you up your chance of getting a hurricane by 10% doesn't mean that in a given year you will get extreme events or not

Just as we can't say 100% sure if a extreme weather event (drought in Colorado) is due to climate change.


You can only tell after a period of years and the number of extreme events have significantly changed


one year, is an anomaly
three years is a trend

A snowstorm in April doesn't prove global warming doesn't exist

A drought in July doesn't prove it does exist

[Arus]

again who claimed this? its obvious that you "heard" or read it somewhere.

[Casper in Dallas]

And another denier shows they do not understand the difference between weather and climate.

[KUchief25]

Originally Posted by Arus

again who claimed this? its obvious that you "heard" or read it somewhere.

These guys did............

Predictions for highly active 2013 Atlantic hurricane season linked to climate change » TckTckTck | The Global Call for Climate Action

UN climate scientist: Sandy no coincidence

Climate Change Could Mean Seven Times As Many Katrinas | Mother Jones

I could go on and on but you get the point.

[Ferd]

Originally Posted by ChrisFromChicago

Its a little sad, your lack of understanding of the climate science.

Climate science talks about overall environmental changes, and those changes potentially correlated impacts to human beings.

As with anything, if you up your chance of getting a hurricane by 10% doesn't mean that in a given year you will get extreme events or not

Just as we can't say 100% sure if a extreme weather event (drought in Colorado) is due to climate change.


You can only tell after a period of years and the number of extreme events have significantly changed


one year, is an anomaly
three years is a trend

A snowstorm in April doesn't prove global warming doesn't exist

A drought in July doesn't prove it does exist

Are you sure you want to stick with your "trend" idea?

Because if you do you may not like the results. Total Global Hurricane activity has been trending down for better than 5 years. In fact Global Accumulated Cyclonic Energy (ACE) (the value used universally to measure hurricane activity) is at the lowest point in the satellite era going back to the early 1970s. So if you want to talk trends, then while the earth warmed from 1979 to 1998, then leveled out, global ACE went up then came crashing down. It seems CAGW has not done what we have been told it was supposed to do (make weather worse).

You might find the following interesting.

http://policlimate.com/tropical/index.html

[BoomBen]

Originally Posted by Casper in Dallas

And another denier shows they do not understand the difference between weather and climate.

Problem is too many alarmists do the same thing.

[pknopp]

Originally Posted by ChrisFromChicago

Its a little sad, your lack of understanding of the climate science.

As it seems are those who for years that claimed that Global Warming would lead to all these new stronger storms.

Hurricanes and Climate Change | Union of Concerned Scientists