Obama: Be Prepared for Global Warming Spawned Super Hurricanes

[Billy_Bob]

Wasn't Sandy 2012?

Sandy was Cat 1, barely a hurricane when it hit the US.

Sounded like quite an event with a sizable economic impact. I’m not sure arbitrary storm categorizations by meteorologists indicate a given universal level of destruction to all locations, but whatever. Has nothing to do with the thread’s purpose.

Sandy did so much damage because the area it hit was NOT prepared for hurricanes they normally hit the Carolina's or the rest of the south not New Jersey or New York.

How do you explain away this then....

Record warm oceans have spawned scary slate of monster tropical cyclones
The Washington Post
By Jason Samenow
April 20, 2016
(excerpts)
In the past six months, the Earth has witnessed several of the freakiest, most intense storms in recorded history. Spurred by the highest ocean temperatures observed to date, record-breaking tropical cyclones — the class of storms that includes hurricanes and typhoons — have explosively developed in three regions: the northeast Pacific Ocean, the south Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean. These storms may be a harbinger of increasingly severe tropical cyclones in future decades as the Earth continues warming.

...Hurricane Patricia (October 2015) became the strongest storm measured to date by the National Hurricane Center in the Northeast Pacific. Its peak winds reached 215 mph before it slammed into Mexico’s west coast. Patricia was just one of 25 Category 4 or 5 tropical cyclones in 2015 in the NorthernHemisphere, the most on record by far.
(Read more at website)

Another Old Fraud mental midget article..

What causes Tropical Cyclones? Surface heat of the ocean and a cooling troposphere above it. IF the earth is warming and the top of the troposphere was warming this would LESSEN the temperature gradient which spawns these types of storms. IF the oceans are cooling and the troposphere is cold it Lessens the temp gradient, lowering the pressures which create these storms and directly drive there size and power.

Both the troposphere and the oceans are cooling leaving no new heat to drive the storms today. Fundamental physics of these storms escapes you alarmists and those you claim to have superior knowledge of how the system works but cant even model them correctly outside of three hours.

 

[Fenton Lum]

Wasn't Sandy 2012?

Sandy was Cat 1, barely a hurricane when it hit the US.

Sounded like quite an event with a sizable economic impact. I’m not sure arbitrary storm categorizations by meteorologists indicate a given universal level of destruction to all locations, but whatever. Has nothing to do with the thread’s purpose.

Sandy did so much damage because the area it hit was NOT prepared for hurricanes they normally hit the Carolina's or the rest of the south not New Jersey or New York.

How do you explain away this then....

Record warm oceans have spawned scary slate of monster tropical cyclones
The Washington Post
By Jason Samenow
April 20, 2016
(excerpts)
In the past six months, the Earth has witnessed several of the freakiest, most intense storms in recorded history. Spurred by the highest ocean temperatures observed to date, record-breaking tropical cyclones — the class of storms that includes hurricanes and typhoons — have explosively developed in three regions: the northeast Pacific Ocean, the south Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean. These storms may be a harbinger of increasingly severe tropical cyclones in future decades as the Earth continues warming.

...Hurricane Patricia (October 2015) became the strongest storm measured to date by the National Hurricane Center in the Northeast Pacific. Its peak winds reached 215 mph before it slammed into Mexico’s west coast. Patricia was just one of 25 Category 4 or 5 tropical cyclones in 2015 in the NorthernHemisphere, the most on record by far.
(Read more at website)

Another Old Fraud mental midget article..

What causes Tropical Cyclones? Surface heat of the ocean and a cooling troposphere above it. IF the earth is warming and the top of the troposphere was warming this would LESSEN the temperature gradient which spawns these types of storms. IF the oceans are cooling and the troposphere is cold it Lessens the temp gradient, lowering the pressures which create these storms and directly drive there size and power.

Both the troposphere and the oceans are cooling leaving no new heat to drive the storms today. Fundamental physics of these storms escapes you alarmists and those you claim to have superior knowledge of how the system works but cant even model them correctly outside of three hours.

Perhaps in some circles all that was involved in what precipitated this thread was an attempt to give folks a heads up.


Updated Atlantic Hurricane Season Outlook Predicts 2016 Will Be More Active Than 2015
Updated Atlantic Hurricane Season Outlook Predicts 2016 Will Be More Active Than 2015

 

[Billy_Bob]

Sandy was Cat 1, barely a hurricane when it hit the US.

Sounded like quite an event with a sizable economic impact. I’m not sure arbitrary storm categorizations by meteorologists indicate a given universal level of destruction to all locations, but whatever. Has nothing to do with the thread’s purpose.

Sandy did so much damage because the area it hit was NOT prepared for hurricanes they normally hit the Carolina's or the rest of the south not New Jersey or New York.

How do you explain away this then....

Record warm oceans have spawned scary slate of monster tropical cyclones
The Washington Post
By Jason Samenow
April 20, 2016
(excerpts)
In the past six months, the Earth has witnessed several of the freakiest, most intense storms in recorded history. Spurred by the highest ocean temperatures observed to date, record-breaking tropical cyclones — the class of storms that includes hurricanes and typhoons — have explosively developed in three regions: the northeast Pacific Ocean, the south Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean. These storms may be a harbinger of increasingly severe tropical cyclones in future decades as the Earth continues warming.

...Hurricane Patricia (October 2015) became the strongest storm measured to date by the National Hurricane Center in the Northeast Pacific. Its peak winds reached 215 mph before it slammed into Mexico’s west coast. Patricia was just one of 25 Category 4 or 5 tropical cyclones in 2015 in the NorthernHemisphere, the most on record by far.
(Read more at website)

Another Old Fraud mental midget article..

What causes Tropical Cyclones? Surface heat of the ocean and a cooling troposphere above it. IF the earth is warming and the top of the troposphere was warming this would LESSEN the temperature gradient which spawns these types of storms. IF the oceans are cooling and the troposphere is cold it Lessens the temp gradient, lowering the pressures which create these storms and directly drive there size and power.

Both the troposphere and the oceans are cooling leaving no new heat to drive the storms today. Fundamental physics of these storms escapes you alarmists and those you claim to have superior knowledge of how the system works but cant even model them correctly outside of three hours.

Perhaps in some circles all that was involved in what precipitated this thread was an attempt to give folks a heads up.


Updated Atlantic Hurricane Season Outlook Predicts 2016 Will Be More Active Than 2015
Updated Atlantic Hurricane Season Outlook Predicts 2016 Will Be More Active Than 2015

A modeled prediction...

Tell me how last years prediction panned out...


Commonsense tells you, if you live in this region you prepare for them ALL THE TIME... Just like those who live in tornado alley... you prepare for them ALL OF THE TIME! OR snow in the Rockies or in the Midwest, You prepare for it all of the time...

The earth has always been a chaotic sinodal cyclical patterns of climate. You can predict generaly by simply observing the past and then applying that to the future.

 

[RollingThunder]

Sandy did so much damage because the area it hit was NOT prepared for hurricanes they normally hit the Carolina's or the rest of the south not New Jersey or New York.

How do you explain away this then....

Record warm oceans have spawned scary slate of monster tropical cyclones
The Washington Post
By Jason Samenow
April 20, 2016
(excerpts)
In the past six months, the Earth has witnessed several of the freakiest, most intense storms in recorded history. Spurred by the highest ocean temperatures observed to date, record-breaking tropical cyclones — the class of storms that includes hurricanes and typhoons — have explosively developed in three regions: the northeast Pacific Ocean, the south Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean. These storms may be a harbinger of increasingly severe tropical cyclones in future decades as the Earth continues warming.

...Hurricane Patricia (October 2015) became the strongest storm measured to date by the National Hurricane Center in the Northeast Pacific. Its peak winds reached 215 mph before it slammed into Mexico’s west coast.

Patricia was just one of 25 Category 4 or 5 tropical cyclones in 2015 in the NorthernHemisphere, the most on record by far.

Another Old Fraud mental midget article..

What causes Tropical Cyclones? Surface heat of the ocean and a cooling troposphere above it. IF the earth is warming and the top of the troposphere was warming this would LESSEN the temperature gradient which spawns these types of storms. IF the oceans are cooling and the troposphere is cold it Lessens the temp gradient, lowering the pressures which create these storms and directly drive there size and power.

Both the troposphere and the oceans are cooling leaving no new heat to drive the storms today. Fundamental physics of these storms escapes you alarmists and those you claim to have superior knowledge of how the system works but cant even model them correctly outside of three hours.

And the mental midget Boober once again imagines that he knows more about science than the actual scientists, as he assures us that the recent super-hurricanes are illusions and just figments of our imagination.

 

[flacaltenn]

Sandy was Cat 1, barely a hurricane when it hit the US.

Sounded like quite an event with a sizable economic impact. I’m not sure arbitrary storm categorizations by meteorologists indicate a given universal level of destruction to all locations, but whatever. Has nothing to do with the thread’s purpose.

Sandy did so much damage because the area it hit was NOT prepared for hurricanes they normally hit the Carolina's or the rest of the south not New Jersey or New York.

How do you explain away this then....

Record warm oceans have spawned scary slate of monster tropical cyclones
The Washington Post
By Jason Samenow
April 20, 2016
(excerpts)
In the past six months, the Earth has witnessed several of the freakiest, most intense storms in recorded history. Spurred by the highest ocean temperatures observed to date, record-breaking tropical cyclones — the class of storms that includes hurricanes and typhoons — have explosively developed in three regions: the northeast Pacific Ocean, the south Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean. These storms may be a harbinger of increasingly severe tropical cyclones in future decades as the Earth continues warming.

...Hurricane Patricia (October 2015) became the strongest storm measured to date by the National Hurricane Center in the Northeast Pacific. Its peak winds reached 215 mph before it slammed into Mexico’s west coast. Patricia was just one of 25 Category 4 or 5 tropical cyclones in 2015 in the NorthernHemisphere, the most on record by far.
(Read more at website)

Another Old Fraud mental midget article..

What causes Tropical Cyclones? Surface heat of the ocean and a cooling troposphere above it. IF the earth is warming and the top of the troposphere was warming this would LESSEN the temperature gradient which spawns these types of storms. IF the oceans are cooling and the troposphere is cold it Lessens the temp gradient, lowering the pressures which create these storms and directly drive there size and power.

Both the troposphere and the oceans are cooling leaving no new heat to drive the storms today. Fundamental physics of these storms escapes you alarmists and those you claim to have superior knowledge of how the system works but cant even model them correctly outside of three hours.

Perhaps in some circles all that was involved in what precipitated this thread was an attempt to give folks a heads up.


Updated Atlantic Hurricane Season Outlook Predicts 2016 Will Be More Active Than 2015
Updated Atlantic Hurricane Season Outlook Predicts 2016 Will Be More Active Than 2015

Not too hard to have a "more active season" when the PREVIOUS season was well below normal activity..


So what possible relevant "CLIMATE" conclusions could you possibly derive from this WEATHER projection??

 

[flacaltenn]

Sandy did so much damage because the area it hit was NOT prepared for hurricanes they normally hit the Carolina's or the rest of the south not New Jersey or New York.

How do you explain away this then....

Record warm oceans have spawned scary slate of monster tropical cyclones
The Washington Post
By Jason Samenow
April 20, 2016
(excerpts)
In the past six months, the Earth has witnessed several of the freakiest, most intense storms in recorded history. Spurred by the highest ocean temperatures observed to date, record-breaking tropical cyclones — the class of storms that includes hurricanes and typhoons — have explosively developed in three regions: the northeast Pacific Ocean, the south Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean. These storms may be a harbinger of increasingly severe tropical cyclones in future decades as the Earth continues warming.

...Hurricane Patricia (October 2015) became the strongest storm measured to date by the National Hurricane Center in the Northeast Pacific. Its peak winds reached 215 mph before it slammed into Mexico’s west coast.

Patricia was just one of 25 Category 4 or 5 tropical cyclones in 2015 in the NorthernHemisphere, the most on record by far.

Another Old Fraud mental midget article..

What causes Tropical Cyclones? Surface heat of the ocean and a cooling troposphere above it. IF the earth is warming and the top of the troposphere was warming this would LESSEN the temperature gradient which spawns these types of storms. IF the oceans are cooling and the troposphere is cold it Lessens the temp gradient, lowering the pressures which create these storms and directly drive there size and power.

Both the troposphere and the oceans are cooling leaving no new heat to drive the storms today. Fundamental physics of these storms escapes you alarmists and those you claim to have superior knowledge of how the system works but cant even model them correctly outside of three hours.

And the mental midget Boober once again imagines that he knows more about science than the actual scientists, as he assures us that the recent super-hurricanes are illusions and just figments of our imagination.

Oh.. . OOOOOw OOOOw --- I know !!!! (hand way up)..

These articles you're quoting even TOLD you the answer.. They mostly all spawned over the massive El Nino bloom in the East Pac. Many spawned in the EXACT SAME AREA and TRACK.. Making this a LOCAL phenomenon and not a GLOBAL phenomenon.. And caused by a well known cyclical ocean heating event.

 

[flacaltenn]

So TinkerBelle -- where was the El Nino warm water pool???

 

[RollingThunder]

Sandy did so much damage because the area it hit was NOT prepared for hurricanes they normally hit the Carolina's or the rest of the south not New Jersey or New York.

How do you explain away this then....

Record warm oceans have spawned scary slate of monster tropical cyclones
The Washington Post
By Jason Samenow
April 20, 2016
(excerpts)
In the past six months, the Earth has witnessed several of the freakiest, most intense storms in recorded history. Spurred by the highest ocean temperatures observed to date, record-breaking tropical cyclones — the class of storms that includes hurricanes and typhoons — have explosively developed in three regions: the northeast Pacific Ocean, the south Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean. These storms may be a harbinger of increasingly severe tropical cyclones in future decades as the Earth continues warming.

...Hurricane Patricia (October 2015) became the strongest storm measured to date by the National Hurricane Center in the Northeast Pacific. Its peak winds reached 215 mph before it slammed into Mexico’s west coast.

Patricia was just one of 25 Category 4 or 5 tropical cyclones in 2015 in the NorthernHemisphere, the most on record by far.

Another Old Fraud mental midget article..

What causes Tropical Cyclones? Surface heat of the ocean and a cooling troposphere above it. IF the earth is warming and the top of the troposphere was warming this would LESSEN the temperature gradient which spawns these types of storms. IF the oceans are cooling and the troposphere is cold it Lessens the temp gradient, lowering the pressures which create these storms and directly drive there size and power.

Both the troposphere and the oceans are cooling leaving no new heat to drive the storms today. Fundamental physics of these storms escapes you alarmists and those you claim to have superior knowledge of how the system works but cant even model them correctly outside of three hours.

And the mental midget Boober once again imagines that he knows more about science than the actual scientists, as he assures us that the recent super-hurricanes are illusions and just figments of our imagination.

Oh.. . OOOOOw OOOOw --- I know !!!! (hand way up)..

These articles you're quoting even TOLD you the answer.. They mostly all spawned over the massive El Nino bloom in the East Pac. Many spawned in the EXACT SAME AREA and TRACK.. Making this a LOCAL phenomenon and not a GLOBAL phenomenon.. And caused by a well known cyclical ocean heating event.

This one too, moron? From when the ENSO was in the La Niña phase?

(from the article I cited)

This is not to mention November 2013’s Super Typhoon Haiyan, which became the strongest tropical cyclone in the northwest Pacific (and the Eastern Hemisphere) based on wind speed. Its 195 mph maximum sustained winds devastated parts of the Philippines.

 

[Fenton Lum]

Sounded like quite an event with a sizable economic impact. I’m not sure arbitrary storm categorizations by meteorologists indicate a given universal level of destruction to all locations, but whatever. Has nothing to do with the thread’s purpose.

Sandy did so much damage because the area it hit was NOT prepared for hurricanes they normally hit the Carolina's or the rest of the south not New Jersey or New York.

How do you explain away this then....

Record warm oceans have spawned scary slate of monster tropical cyclones
The Washington Post
By Jason Samenow
April 20, 2016
(excerpts)
In the past six months, the Earth has witnessed several of the freakiest, most intense storms in recorded history. Spurred by the highest ocean temperatures observed to date, record-breaking tropical cyclones — the class of storms that includes hurricanes and typhoons — have explosively developed in three regions: the northeast Pacific Ocean, the south Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean. These storms may be a harbinger of increasingly severe tropical cyclones in future decades as the Earth continues warming.

...Hurricane Patricia (October 2015) became the strongest storm measured to date by the National Hurricane Center in the Northeast Pacific. Its peak winds reached 215 mph before it slammed into Mexico’s west coast. Patricia was just one of 25 Category 4 or 5 tropical cyclones in 2015 in the NorthernHemisphere, the most on record by far.
(Read more at website)

Another Old Fraud mental midget article..

What causes Tropical Cyclones? Surface heat of the ocean and a cooling troposphere above it. IF the earth is warming and the top of the troposphere was warming this would LESSEN the temperature gradient which spawns these types of storms. IF the oceans are cooling and the troposphere is cold it Lessens the temp gradient, lowering the pressures which create these storms and directly drive there size and power.

Both the troposphere and the oceans are cooling leaving no new heat to drive the storms today. Fundamental physics of these storms escapes you alarmists and those you claim to have superior knowledge of how the system works but cant even model them correctly outside of three hours.

Perhaps in some circles all that was involved in what precipitated this thread was an attempt to give folks a heads up.


Updated Atlantic Hurricane Season Outlook Predicts 2016 Will Be More Active Than 2015
Updated Atlantic Hurricane Season Outlook Predicts 2016 Will Be More Active Than 2015

A modeled prediction...

Tell me how last years prediction panned out...


Commonsense tells you, if you live in this region you prepare for them ALL THE TIME... Just like those who live in tornado alley... you prepare for them ALL OF THE TIME! OR snow in the Rockies or in the Midwest, You prepare for it all of the time...

The earth has always been a chaotic sinodal cyclical patterns of climate. You can predict generaly by simply observing the past and then applying that to the future.

Well ya know, sometimes they's right, sometimes they's wrong. Grew up in tornado alley, and these predictions were normal and apolitical.

To some of us they still are.

 

[westwall]

Sandy was Cat 1, barely a hurricane when it hit the US.

Sounded like quite an event with a sizable economic impact. I’m not sure arbitrary storm categorizations by meteorologists indicate a given universal level of destruction to all locations, but whatever. Has nothing to do with the thread’s purpose.

Sandy did so much damage because the area it hit was NOT prepared for hurricanes they normally hit the Carolina's or the rest of the south not New Jersey or New York.

How do you explain away this then....

Record warm oceans have spawned scary slate of monster tropical cyclones
The Washington Post
By Jason Samenow
April 20, 2016
(excerpts)
In the past six months, the Earth has witnessed several of the freakiest, most intense storms in recorded history. Spurred by the highest ocean temperatures observed to date, record-breaking tropical cyclones — the class of storms that includes hurricanes and typhoons — have explosively developed in three regions: the northeast Pacific Ocean, the south Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean. These storms may be a harbinger of increasingly severe tropical cyclones in future decades as the Earth continues warming.

...Hurricane Patricia (October 2015) became the strongest storm measured to date by the National Hurricane Center in the Northeast Pacific. Its peak winds reached 215 mph before it slammed into Mexico’s west coast. Patricia was just one of 25 Category 4 or 5 tropical cyclones in 2015 in the NorthernHemisphere, the most on record by far.
(Read more at website)

Another Old Fraud mental midget article..

What causes Tropical Cyclones? Surface heat of the ocean and a cooling troposphere above it. IF the earth is warming and the top of the troposphere was warming this would LESSEN the temperature gradient which spawns these types of storms. IF the oceans are cooling and the troposphere is cold it Lessens the temp gradient, lowering the pressures which create these storms and directly drive there size and power.

Both the troposphere and the oceans are cooling leaving no new heat to drive the storms today. Fundamental physics of these storms escapes you alarmists and those you claim to have superior knowledge of how the system works but cant even model them correctly outside of three hours.

Perhaps in some circles all that was involved in what precipitated this thread was an attempt to give folks a heads up.


Updated Atlantic Hurricane Season Outlook Predicts 2016 Will Be More Active Than 2015
Updated Atlantic Hurricane Season Outlook Predicts 2016 Will Be More Active Than 2015

Oh goody. Yet another computer model that will fail and then we get to rip it to shreds, both before, and after it has been trotted out.

 

[westwall]

Sandy did so much damage because the area it hit was NOT prepared for hurricanes they normally hit the Carolina's or the rest of the south not New Jersey or New York.

How do you explain away this then....

Record warm oceans have spawned scary slate of monster tropical cyclones
The Washington Post
By Jason Samenow
April 20, 2016
(excerpts)
In the past six months, the Earth has witnessed several of the freakiest, most intense storms in recorded history. Spurred by the highest ocean temperatures observed to date, record-breaking tropical cyclones — the class of storms that includes hurricanes and typhoons — have explosively developed in three regions: the northeast Pacific Ocean, the south Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean. These storms may be a harbinger of increasingly severe tropical cyclones in future decades as the Earth continues warming.

...Hurricane Patricia (October 2015) became the strongest storm measured to date by the National Hurricane Center in the Northeast Pacific. Its peak winds reached 215 mph before it slammed into Mexico’s west coast.

Patricia was just one of 25 Category 4 or 5 tropical cyclones in 2015 in the NorthernHemisphere, the most on record by far.

Another Old Fraud mental midget article..

What causes Tropical Cyclones? Surface heat of the ocean and a cooling troposphere above it. IF the earth is warming and the top of the troposphere was warming this would LESSEN the temperature gradient which spawns these types of storms. IF the oceans are cooling and the troposphere is cold it Lessens the temp gradient, lowering the pressures which create these storms and directly drive there size and power.

Both the troposphere and the oceans are cooling leaving no new heat to drive the storms today. Fundamental physics of these storms escapes you alarmists and those you claim to have superior knowledge of how the system works but cant even model them correctly outside of three hours.

And the mental midget Boober once again imagines that he knows more about science than the actual scientists, as he assures us that the recent super-hurricanes are illusions and just figments of our imagination.

Oh.. . OOOOOw OOOOw --- I know !!!! (hand way up)..

These articles you're quoting even TOLD you the answer.. They mostly all spawned over the massive El Nino bloom in the East Pac. Many spawned in the EXACT SAME AREA and TRACK.. Making this a LOCAL phenomenon and not a GLOBAL phenomenon.. And caused by a well known cyclical ocean heating event.

This one too, moron? From when the ENSO was in the La Niña phase?

(from the article I cited)

This is not to mention November 2013’s Super Typhoon Haiyan, which became the strongest tropical cyclone in the northwest Pacific (and the Eastern Hemisphere) based on wind speed. Its 195 mph maximum sustained winds devastated parts of the Philippines.

Yes, that one too. You see dear silly person you have not presented ANYTHING that hasn't happened before. Many, many, many times before.

 

[skookerasbil]

In the delusional world of the gullible denier cult retards, in their own pitiful excuses for minds, they are all, in spite of being ignorant, uneducated idiots, more than competent to critique and dismiss the scientific research on global warming and its consequent climate changes performed by the tens of thousands of PhD level climate scientists around the planet, who are generally in a high degree of agreement. Fecalhead is a good example of these Dunning-Kruger Effect afflicted, pseudo-science clowns.

In the real world of actual science.....

Record warm oceans have spawned scary slate of monster tropical cyclones
The Washington Post
By Jason Samenow
April 20, 2016
(excerpts)
In the past six months, the Earth has witnessed several of the freakiest, most intense storms in recorded history. Spurred by the highest ocean temperatures observed to date, record-breaking tropical cyclones — the class of storms that includes hurricanes and typhoons — have explosively developed in three regions: the northeast Pacific Ocean, the south Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean. These storms may be a harbinger of increasingly severe tropical cyclones in future decades as the Earth continues warming.

The most recent vicious storm, Tropical Cyclone Fantala, attained peak winds of 173 mph north of Madagascar this past weekend. According to meteorologist Bob Henson at Weather Underground, it became the most intense tropical cyclone on record in the Indian Ocean. Just two months before Fantala, Tropical Cyclone Winston became the fiercest storm on record in the South Pacific, with peak winds of 185 mph. This storm devastated parts of Fiji. And four months before Winston, Hurricane Patricia (October 2015) became the strongest storm measured to date by the National Hurricane Center in the Northeast Pacific. Its peak winds reached 215 mph before it slammed into Mexico’s west coast. Patricia was just one of 25 Category 4 or 5 tropical cyclones in 2015 in the Northern Hemisphere, the most on record by far. This is not to mention November 2013’s Super Typhoon Haiyan, which became the strongest tropical cyclone in the northwest Pacific (and the Eastern Hemisphere) based on wind speed. Its 195 mph maximum sustained winds devastated parts of the Philippines.
(Read more at website)

And what is the point of this silly link??

 

[skookerasbil]

Wasn't Sandy 2012?

Sandy was Cat 1, barely a hurricane when it hit the US.

Sounded like quite an event with a sizable economic impact. I’m not sure arbitrary storm categorizations by meteorologists indicate a given universal level of destruction to all locations, but whatever. Has nothing to do with the thread’s purpose.

Sandy did so much damage because the area it hit was NOT prepared for hurricanes they normally hit the Carolina's or the rest of the south not New Jersey or New York.

How do you explain away this then....

Record warm oceans have spawned scary slate of monster tropical cyclones
The Washington Post
By Jason Samenow
April 20, 2016
(excerpts)
In the past six months, the Earth has witnessed several of the freakiest, most intense storms in recorded history. Spurred by the highest ocean temperatures observed to date, record-breaking tropical cyclones — the class of storms that includes hurricanes and typhoons — have explosively developed in three regions: the northeast Pacific Ocean, the south Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean. These storms may be a harbinger of increasingly severe tropical cyclones in future decades as the Earth continues warming.

...Hurricane Patricia (October 2015) became the strongest storm measured to date by the National Hurricane Center in the Northeast Pacific. Its peak winds reached 215 mph before it slammed into Mexico’s west coast. Patricia was just one of 25 Category 4 or 5 tropical cyclones in 2015 in the NorthernHemisphere, the most on record by far.
(Read more at website)

And??

We already know this..........

Storms are getting a bit bigger..........in some cases...........so whats the big deal? Do we go to burning candles and riding bikes to work tomorrow and reverse that?? Throw away our cell phones tonight before bed?!!


f'ing duh.........................none of these people can connect the dots on this!

 

[skookerasbil]

Sandy was Cat 1, barely a hurricane when it hit the US.

Sounded like quite an event with a sizable economic impact. I’m not sure arbitrary storm categorizations by meteorologists indicate a given universal level of destruction to all locations, but whatever. Has nothing to do with the thread’s purpose.

Sandy did so much damage because the area it hit was NOT prepared for hurricanes they normally hit the Carolina's or the rest of the south not New Jersey or New York.

How do you explain away this then....

Record warm oceans have spawned scary slate of monster tropical cyclones
The Washington Post
By Jason Samenow
April 20, 2016
(excerpts)
In the past six months, the Earth has witnessed several of the freakiest, most intense storms in recorded history. Spurred by the highest ocean temperatures observed to date, record-breaking tropical cyclones — the class of storms that includes hurricanes and typhoons — have explosively developed in three regions: the northeast Pacific Ocean, the south Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean. These storms may be a harbinger of increasingly severe tropical cyclones in future decades as the Earth continues warming.

...Hurricane Patricia (October 2015) became the strongest storm measured to date by the National Hurricane Center in the Northeast Pacific. Its peak winds reached 215 mph before it slammed into Mexico’s west coast. Patricia was just one of 25 Category 4 or 5 tropical cyclones in 2015 in the NorthernHemisphere, the most on record by far.
(Read more at website)

Another Old Fraud mental midget article..

What causes Tropical Cyclones? Surface heat of the ocean and a cooling troposphere above it. IF the earth is warming and the top of the troposphere was warming this would LESSEN the temperature gradient which spawns these types of storms. IF the oceans are cooling and the troposphere is cold it Lessens the temp gradient, lowering the pressures which create these storms and directly drive there size and power.

Both the troposphere and the oceans are cooling leaving no new heat to drive the storms today. Fundamental physics of these storms escapes you alarmists and those you claim to have superior knowledge of how the system works but cant even model them correctly outside of three hours.

Perhaps in some circles all that was involved in what precipitated this thread was an attempt to give folks a heads up.


Updated Atlantic Hurricane Season Outlook Predicts 2016 Will Be More Active Than 2015
Updated Atlantic Hurricane Season Outlook Predicts 2016 Will Be More Active Than 2015

Indeed s0n........got me a new boogie board 10 years ago based upon the AGW k00k predictions and haven't been able to use it in a hurricane even once. Its been waxed up about a month ago and ready to roll.........if these knuckleheads can be right for just once!!

 

[skookerasbil]

So TinkerBelle -- where was the El Nino warm water pool???

Love the accuracy of the models!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[flacaltenn]

In the delusional world of the gullible denier cult retards, in their own pitiful excuses for minds, they are all, in spite of being ignorant, uneducated idiots, more than competent to critique and dismiss the scientific research on global warming and its consequent climate changes performed by the tens of thousands of PhD level climate scientists around the planet, who are generally in a high degree of agreement. Fecalhead is a good example of these Dunning-Kruger Effect afflicted, pseudo-science clowns.

In the real world of actual science.....

Record warm oceans have spawned scary slate of monster tropical cyclones
The Washington Post
By Jason Samenow
April 20, 2016
(excerpts)
In the past six months, the Earth has witnessed several of the freakiest, most intense storms in recorded history. Spurred by the highest ocean temperatures observed to date, record-breaking tropical cyclones — the class of storms that includes hurricanes and typhoons — have explosively developed in three regions: the northeast Pacific Ocean, the south Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean. These storms may be a harbinger of increasingly severe tropical cyclones in future decades as the Earth continues warming.

The most recent vicious storm, Tropical Cyclone Fantala, attained peak winds of 173 mph north of Madagascar this past weekend. According to meteorologist Bob Henson at Weather Underground, it became the most intense tropical cyclone on record in the Indian Ocean. Just two months before Fantala, Tropical Cyclone Winston became the fiercest storm on record in the South Pacific, with peak winds of 185 mph. This storm devastated parts of Fiji. And four months before Winston, Hurricane Patricia (October 2015) became the strongest storm measured to date by the National Hurricane Center in the Northeast Pacific. Its peak winds reached 215 mph before it slammed into Mexico’s west coast. Patricia was just one of 25 Category 4 or 5 tropical cyclones in 2015 in the Northern Hemisphere, the most on record by far. This is not to mention November 2013’s Super Typhoon Haiyan, which became the strongest tropical cyclone in the northwest Pacific (and the Eastern Hemisphere) based on wind speed. Its 195 mph maximum sustained winds devastated parts of the Philippines.
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Here's a great example of Hype and Fear.. The phrase "On Record" appears about 1/2 dozen times but isn't really explained.. So you don't need a lab coat to make a few educated observations..

The term "on record" refers to some statistic of the storm MEASURED at any time during it's existence. Now storms RAPIDLY dissipate even before landfall before the eye often contacts land. So in the PRE -SATellite , PRE-Air reconnaissance, PRE -- mid ocean buoy days ---- the measurements of AT SEA peak winds, baro pressure, and such were very limited and rare. Wasn't til POST WW2 that regular US Air Rec. flights were going out. And until the 60s, this data and buoy data was limited as well.

So a storm reaches PEAK over a matter of hours. If you're not there to measure it -- you'd never know since likely it reached peak over the ocean.

What does "on record" really mean then? It means that our ability to track and monitor grew astronomically over the period. Getting better in the last 70 years and getting REALLY GOOD over the last 35 years or so with space coverage.

OH LOOKIE HERE ______ From the Wiki list of the 10 FIERCEST PAC cyclones..

Per lowest central pressure[edit]
The apparent increase in recent seasons is spurious; it is due to better estimation and measurement, not an increase in intense storms. That is, until 1988, Pacific hurricanes generally did not have their central pressures measured or estimated from satellite imagery.

Gee Tink -- It's not me against a bunch of specialists. --- It's YOU against logic and reason and an ability to THINK for yourself and formulate answers.. You too --- could look brilliant if you weren't just parroting the droppings in your search engine.. Slow down a bit.. Enjoy the think --- Tink..

 

[skookerasbil]

These phony bozo's continue on this whole "but the computer models say.............." ..........and wrong all the time.

Been duping the public with this snow job for 2 decades.


ghey



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[flacaltenn]

..................On Record....

A phrase DESIGNED to spread and panic amongst the susceptible parrots....

We've got a 20 year record of storm stats at the SAME RESOLUTION. Your warmers FAIL EVERY freaking time by trying to pass off limited sampled Past History and make comparisons to modern instrumental measurement.

If they DIDN'T --- no one would be panicked and scare.....

 

[flacaltenn]

These phony bozo's continue on this whole "but the computer models say.............." ..........and wrong all the time.

Been duping the public with this snow job for 2 decades.


ghey

Actually the 48 hour path projection is pretty damn good. And what counts is days or hours of warning.
This one is really in good agreement up to 5 or 6 days out. (assuming the white dots are days)

 

[flacaltenn]

Sounded like quite an event with a sizable economic impact. I’m not sure arbitrary storm categorizations by meteorologists indicate a given universal level of destruction to all locations, but whatever. Has nothing to do with the thread’s purpose.

Sandy did so much damage because the area it hit was NOT prepared for hurricanes they normally hit the Carolina's or the rest of the south not New Jersey or New York.

How do you explain away this then....

Record warm oceans have spawned scary slate of monster tropical cyclones
The Washington Post
By Jason Samenow
April 20, 2016
(excerpts)
In the past six months, the Earth has witnessed several of the freakiest, most intense storms in recorded history. Spurred by the highest ocean temperatures observed to date, record-breaking tropical cyclones — the class of storms that includes hurricanes and typhoons — have explosively developed in three regions: the northeast Pacific Ocean, the south Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean. These storms may be a harbinger of increasingly severe tropical cyclones in future decades as the Earth continues warming.

...Hurricane Patricia (October 2015) became the strongest storm measured to date by the National Hurricane Center in the Northeast Pacific. Its peak winds reached 215 mph before it slammed into Mexico’s west coast. Patricia was just one of 25 Category 4 or 5 tropical cyclones in 2015 in the NorthernHemisphere, the most on record by far.
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Another Old Fraud mental midget article..

What causes Tropical Cyclones? Surface heat of the ocean and a cooling troposphere above it. IF the earth is warming and the top of the troposphere was warming this would LESSEN the temperature gradient which spawns these types of storms. IF the oceans are cooling and the troposphere is cold it Lessens the temp gradient, lowering the pressures which create these storms and directly drive there size and power.

Both the troposphere and the oceans are cooling leaving no new heat to drive the storms today. Fundamental physics of these storms escapes you alarmists and those you claim to have superior knowledge of how the system works but cant even model them correctly outside of three hours.

Perhaps in some circles all that was involved in what precipitated this thread was an attempt to give folks a heads up.


Updated Atlantic Hurricane Season Outlook Predicts 2016 Will Be More Active Than 2015
Updated Atlantic Hurricane Season Outlook Predicts 2016 Will Be More Active Than 2015

Indeed s0n........got me a new boogie board 10 years ago based upon the AGW k00k predictions and haven't been able to use it in a hurricane even once. Its been waxed up about a month ago and ready to roll.........if these knuckleheads can be right for just once!!

Just a tip... If you're out in the storm surge, bring lots of snacks. Because the rip currents could be bigger than your paddling ability. Could be 2 or 3 hours to get back in.. Wouldn't want to see the skooks end up being another GWarming victim. OldieRocks and Crick and Tink would never get over it..

I was out during several near misses in Fla. And onetime -- the next morning -- the entire RAMP to the beach was gone.
You pay attention to the models now !!!!!! And measure the CO2 before you paddle out..