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- Hurricane Isaias: The Data Are In one day agoI think that we are well past the point where the “more and more severe storms and hurricanes” hypothesis has been falsified.
- The idea that tropical cyclones are becoming more numerous and more intense is the opposite of what has been happening as the Earth warms. And it points to the fact that the way it’s warming promotes a more stable climate...
- On The Criteria For Falsifying A Scientific Hypothesis Tue, 6 Oct 26, 4:00pmIf the ACE data reflected in this chart are the criteria on which the “more and more severe storms” theory can be falsified, then I can’t see how that hypothesis survives.
- Live at 1 PM ET: Where’d the Hurricanes Go? — The Climate Realism Show #219 Sat, 3 Oct 26, 2:32amFor the first time in more than 100 years, no hurricanes formed in the Atlantic Ocean from the start of hurricane season through September.
- “More And More Severe Storms”: When Can We Declare This Hypothesis To Be Definitively Falsified? Thu, 1 Oct 26, 7:00amThe fact is that the claim (hypothesis) that warmer temperatures lead to more frequent and more severe hurricanes has already been falsified, whether they will admit it or not...
- WE DID IT!–For the first time since 1914 there have been no North Atlantic hurricane formations by September 21st! Tue, 22 Sep 26, 7:00amFor the first time since 1914, there have been no North Atlantic hurricane formations by September 21st.
- There have been no hurricanes in the Atlantic — Yet! Making 2026 the quietest since satellite tracking began in 1966 Fri, 11 Sep 26, 3:00pmThis year, we might not have very many hurricanes to write about!
- Tropical Storms Invade Hawaiian Waters: The Role of El Nino Mon, 7 Sep 26, 3:00amA great time to visit Kauai if you are meteorologically inclined. 😊
- New Study: Declining Trends In 1980-2023 Tropical Cyclone Frequency, Accumulated Energy Thu, 7 May 26, 11:00pmAnother anthropogenic global warming (AGW) modeling failure emerges in observed tropical cyclone data.
- The Washington Post Gets It Right on Typhoon Sinlaku Mon, 20 Apr 26, 7:00amCredit where it is due. The Washington Post reported on a dangerous storm without turning it into a climate morality play. That is how extreme weather coverage should be done.
- Landfalling Hurricane Trends Sun, 18 Jan 26, 1:00amAs with US storms, there is no evidence of any long term trends, either in the frequency of hurricanes or the number of major, Cat3+ storms.
- Atlantic Hurricane Season 2025 Sun, 11 Jan 26, 1:00amThe Atlantic hurricane season, which officially ended on 30th November, was quieter than normal, with five hurricanes, compared to a long-term average of 7.2.
- True, Rigzone, 2025 Was Quiet in the USA For Hurricanes Mon, 29 Dec 25, 1:00amThis science based reporting is refreshing, though suspicious, because one wonders if the news was bad, if the season was worse than usual, whether they would then attribute it to climate change...
- The Critical Flaw in Single-Event Hurricane Climate Attribution Sat, 20 Dec 25, 1:00pmLess than a month has passed since the official end of the 2025 hurricane season for the Northern Hemisphere. Interestingly, 2025 statistics show that Accumulated Cyclone Energy (ACE) in the northern hemisphere was roughly...
- Northern Hemisphere tropical activity in 2025 Tue, 9 Dec 25, 9:00pm*Second year in a row with below-normal tropical activity across the Northern Hemisphere… western Pacific Ocean leads the way with its seventh straight down year...no hurricanes hit the US for the first time in a decade*
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