Hurricane hysteria demands upgrades to how we measure them
It may be time for the Saffir Simpson Scale to go.
It may be time for the Saffir Simpson Scale to go.
A natural and expected hurricane should not be exploited for climate propaganda.
This hurricane season, a September to remember is on the table.
Unlike the 1930s through 1950s, when longer tracked storms would hit the US near their peaks, not since Hugo in 1989 has a storm that was a major for 3 days or more out, reached the coast at peak intensity.
U.S. Expected impacts: Tropical storm conditions: 5 Hurricane conditions: 3 Major hurricane conditions: 1
What lessons can we learn from hurricane history?
The hurricane season isn't over yet. We may still see the frenzy.
We could see a fast and furious hurricane period from mid and late August into early September, followed by a lull and then another active period.
Those that do form have a greater chance of becoming intense storms.
It looks like wind generators will have to be redesigned specifically to withstand hurricanes.
Weatherbell.com. has been pioneering methods to show in the preseason where these storms are going in our opinion.
Unalarming facts about hurricanes.
A deeper look at hurricane reporting.
Another high-impact tropical storm season is anticipated for the US coast.
A very active hurricane season is on the table.