Climate change and 12 years without a hurricane strike

[OldJourno]

Bet Al Gore saw that coming.
Or maybe not.

 

[Hypoxia]

Storms happen all over the planet and not just in Tampa, y'know. Big, juicy storms. Bigger and badder storms, as predicted. More energetic weather. Hotter hots, colder colds, windier winds, foggier fogs -- and disrupted hydrospheric currents. Jet Stream meanders wildly. Gulf Stream fluctuates. Plants, animals, and people react badly. Heavy weather has been whacking the planet -- which will survive even if we don't.

If you feel shorted on local hurricane hits you can follow cyclones, typhoons, monsoons, mudslides, disintegrating ice caps, and deadly frogfalls. I hate those.

 

[richard_daily]

Bet Al Gore saw that coming.
Or maybe not.

Gee, Ike hitting Houston in 2008 might take issue with your lie. But I'm sure you plagiarized it from a "reputable" source.

 

[Sean]

Hurricane Matthew last year must have been fake news, I take it?

 

[richard_daily]

Hurricane Matthew last year must have been fake news, I take it?

Note, he didn't specify the US only, but idiots like him think there's no world outside of the US, so I gave him the benefit of the doubt.

 

[richard_daily]

Here's a clue OldJourno...

2013... one of the largest storms to ever hit.

http://i2.cdn.cnn.com/cnnnext/dam/assets/131107174628-typhoon-radar-1107-horizontal-large-gallery.jpg

Can you figure out where that's at?

 

[richard_daily]

Oh crap... I forgot about NYC in 2012. Sorry Zumi, I know you're not one of those self-centered new yorkers...

http://i2.cdn.cnn.com/cnnnext/dam/assets/121029084858-orange-satellite-sandy-horizontal-large-gallery.jpg

 

[MGurkus]

Storms happen all over the planet and not just in Tampa, y'know. Big, juicy storms. Bigger and badder storms, as predicted. More energetic weather. Hotter hots, colder colds, windier winds, foggier fogs -- and disrupted hydrospheric currents. Jet Stream meanders wildly. Gulf Stream fluctuates. Plants, animals, and people react badly. Heavy weather has been whacking the planet -- which will survive even if we don't.

If you feel shorted on local hurricane hits you can follow cyclones, typhoons, monsoons, mudslides, disintegrating ice caps, and deadly frogfalls. I hate those.

But there's not hurricane in Detroit. You're wrong again.

#but it's so hot outside

 

[richard_daily]

A couple more hurricanes that have hit the US in the last 12 years:

Hurricane Isaac
Hurricane Irene


Apparently, Old Journo is listing to the Alt Right media a bit too much, and it's rotted his brain.

 

[adrina]

Revisionist history. Again.

Does this ever get tiring to you? Do you not know of a thing called Google? Do you realize that what you have said is not only patently false but an outright lie? Do you care that you lied?

clicky 1

clicky 2

Does your honor and integrity mean so little to you that you knowingly, purposefully lied just to shill for a theory that has been resoundingly and overwhelmingly rejected by the scientific community?

 

[Hypoxia]

Apparently, Old Journo is listing to the Alt Right media a bit too much, and it's rotted his brain.

I recognized his sarcasm.

But there's not hurricane in Detroit. You're wrong again.

#but it's so hot outside

Lake Effect Snow -- is that just Buffalo or does Detroit get it too? Anyway, you should enjoy upcoming polar megastorms. Don't forget your mittens.

 

[Sean]

LTR seems to remember something called "Sandy". Was that more than 12 years ago?

 

[pointless]

detroit doesn't really get much lake effect snow. the lake there is on the wrong side.