The whys of the hurricane season so far
The Impact "Scoreboard" so far has us at a record tying amount of hurricanes that have hit the US thru September 4th.Â
The Impact "Scoreboard" so far has us at a record tying amount of hurricanes that have hit the US thru September 4th.Â
The recent typhoon in China shows exactly what can happen in the American northeast with wind turbines. The amount of damage turbines may are already be causing to marine life ( you only see what is washing up on shore; what do you think is going on with the natural habitat below?) shows total disregard for the environment. Rhode Islanders are proud of the way they have made their beaches and bays the envy of the Northeast. The Save the Bay project cleaned up Narragansett Bay. Well, that is in jeopardy now. I am a native Rhode Islander whose late father [...]
Mid and late tropical weather season should be active and perhaps hyperactive.
Hurricanes are natural
Severe impacts to East Coast beaches (in addition to the habitat of whales) are threatened by the wind turbines being put up off the east coast. I asked here: https://www.cfact.org/2024/03/12/where-are-the-true-environmentalists/ Where are the true environmentalists with what is going on? A wind turbine that collapsed closed Nantucket Beaches recently. They are open now, but what makes anyone think the numerous bits and pieces of this are not floating around? Perhaps washing on shore leading to problems with people not only with swimming but also with even walking on the beach? There has been no strong storm around. So what caused this? [...]
the idea of Cat 6 is to lead you to incorrectly believe storms are worse than ever
It's been 32 years since a hurricane crossed the coast of Long Island or New England. Much has changed since then, from infrastructure to what is now a coordinated effort to weaponize weather based on deception, distortion, and delusion. At that time, the alarm over global warming was just starting. The meteorological media was not yet in existence. There were reports on the weather, of course, and weather was covered, but not by entire departments or companies. The amount of trivial jibberish that comes out is truly mind-boggling. God only knows what happens if something major happens in a way people [...]
But I can not imagine a more threatening impact forecast than this, with the entire East Coast and most of the Gulf Coast painted red.
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.