Andylusion
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Maybe billion dollar event is short hand for 'major'..Cat 3 or higher.Here's an example..Pence claims the NOAA assures us the number of hurricanes the last decade are normal and that there is no difference in intensity over the 100 years. He got it all wrong...Why VP Pence’s claim that hurricanes aren’t a growing problem isn't right, according to NOAA
I love these links that use unrelated data, to try and prove a point.
The entire article is about hurricanes. Then they post a graph on the bottom, supposedly proving that Pence is wrong, by showing how many we had by year, and showing we're on track for the highest number ever.
But wait.... what does the graph actually say?
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Wait......... Billion dollar disaster event frequency?
I thought we were talking about how many hurricanes were being caused by global warming?! (which doesn't even make a point, since everyone acknowledges there is warming, just not that it is man-made)
So when they want to make a graph to prove Pence's statement on Hurricanes is wrong... they simply make it "billion dollar events", instead of..... oh I don't know......... HURRICANES??? MAYBE??
This again, is why conservatives are just better people than left-wingers. You MUST lie about everything, or you would never make an argument about anything.
How many major hurricanes have we had this season? Three. Nine total.
Three major hurricanes, and a total of 9 thus far.
In 1926, we had 8 hurricanes, 6 were major hurricanes.
in 1933, we had 11, with 6 major hurricanes.
In 1950, we had 11 with 8 major hurricanes.
Pence was dead on right, if you actually follow the science.
It's fun to see left-wingers claim to be all scientific, and then just make up whatever they want to believe, and ignore all the data. Fun to watch.
No, it's not. And all you have to do, is read how many major hurricanes we had in the past, and compare it to the billion dollar event chart.
By the way, just looking at the chart should tell you something, when they skip around. Where is 2012, 2013, 2014, and 2015? Well, they didn't include those years, even though they have 2011 on there, because those years don't fit the narrative.
Major Hurricanes in 2012 to 2015 was 2,0,2,2 respectively. Not exactly high numbers.
Regardless, 2011 alone should prove the point, because as you can see from the chart, the blue line for 2011, is at the top of the chart, which indicates a total of 16 billion dollar events.
But how many were hurricanes?
2011 Atlantic Hurricane Season Review
2011 hurricanes: No effects on Anna Maria Island. No Florida landfalls. Slightly above long-term average named storms. 3 US landfalls, 2 in Gulf (Don, Lee, Irene). Hurricane Irene caused extensive damage to east coasts states from NC to NY.
amipost.com
Only 7. And of those 7, only 3 were major hurricanes. And of those 3, only one hurricane, Hurricane Irene, landed in the US.
So that's ONE major storm in 2011, for a year that is at the top of this chart supposedly to prove Pence was wrong about global warming causing hurricanes.
The whole article is utter crap, and Pence was right.