It’s been 10 years since the last major (category 3 or stronger) hurricane made landfall on the United States. Wilma, a category 3, made landfall on October 24th, 2005, in Cape Romano, Florida. Since then, not one major hurricane, a record that blows away the longest period of no major hurricanes in US history, which goes back to the Civil War.
Why is this important? Post 2005 hurricane season we were told that it would be the new normal. Hurricane strikes on the US immediately dropped. We were then told that, oh, well, you see, hurricanes would be fewer, but they would be stronger. Nope. Now we’re told that this will happen in the future.
And, no, you can’t deflect to Hurricane Patricia. Even NPR knows that it really had nothing to do with “climate change”. It virtually mirrored a storm from 1959, when CO2 was at a “safe” level of 315ppm.
