Karen naming underscores the call to overhaul hurricane classifications
The naming of Karen in the North Atlantic as a subtropical storm is laughable.
The naming of Karen in the North Atlantic as a subtropical storm is laughable.
I have been advocating for an overhaul of the Saffir-Simpson scale since 2008.
The 2025 hurricane season might yet pack a punch.
Activists keep blaming every bad weather event on ‘climate change.’
The main development region should see near-normal activity.
The winds may be coming.
An unintended consequence of hurricane climate exaggerations is that they spotlight the need for an overhaul as to how we communicate a storm’s overall power to the public.
The 2025 Hurricane Season should have fewer impacts than 2024, but they will still be above normal.
The 2025 Hurricane Season should have fewer impacts than 2024.
Trump climate wrecking ball, record hurricane season? warm D.C., Northeast wildfires, storms worsening? record dryness? hurricane speeds, disappearing Bangladesh, 1.5 degrees, struggling plankton and more.
Brace yourself for the end season hurricane propaganda push.
We have to get rid of this obsession with hurricane numbers.
Fewer or more, stronger or not there’s no factual basis for attributing patterns on climate change — much less on any human influence.
The last thing people working to rebuild needed was unscientific posturing from the climate-Left and politicians playing for advantage, but that's just what they got.
Florida's hurricanes are not your fault, but we may not be in the clear just yet.