1997: "Storm Warning: Bigger Hurricanes and More of Them"-NYT

[urbanlife78]

Originally Posted by Starman71

And how many were common before the last decade?

And how many went unnoticed during the 1600's?

And how strong was the last Storm in 1735?

You're giving data to support your stance, continue to support it with verifiable data from these last questions, please.

Single digits were common for named storms and hurricanes, and 0-3 most years for major hurricanes. As I have said, it is just data, you are free to look at the patterns and make your own conclusions.

[mm4]

Originally Posted by urbanlife78

So your response is to deflect? It is just data, feel free to translate it however you want.

In the progressive leftist's argument handbook, showing their source hides data is "deflection."

Think you can read the chart that coalman linked to?

[sanspeur]

Originally Posted by blue dog Democrat

Just a few years back we went the entire hurricane season with............0.....major hurricanes.

That has never happened, ever.... Just because they don't hit the US doesn't mean they haven't happened.
http://www1.ncdc.noaa.gov/pub/data/c...torms_2013.png

http://www.weather.com/storms/typhoo...record-aug2015

[Starman71]

Originally Posted by urbanlife78

Single digits were common for named storms and hurricanes, and 0-3 most years for major hurricanes. As I have said, it is just data, you are free to look at the patterns and make your own conclusions.

I would love to have a link to that data you're quoting....

I would also love to know whether NOAA'S has, in the recent past, changed their protocol for naming storms.

[urbanlife78]

Originally Posted by mm4

In the progressive leftist's argument handbook, showing their source hides data is "deflection."

Think you can read the chart that coalman linked to?

Well I guess if you want you can hand count all the hurricanes and create your own data, or you can keep trying to deflect. I don't care if you think this is related to global warming or not. I simply stated what the data shows, that is all.

[urbanlife78]

Originally Posted by Starman71

I would love to have a link to that data you're quoting....

I would also love to know whether NOAA'S has, in the recent past, changed their protocol for naming storms.

Google NOAA Hurricane numbers, it is very easy to find. As for storm naming, you are welcome to research that.

[cruxan]

their is always a first for something, the sky is not falling yet..