This hurricane season is a bust.
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Anonymous
| No video weather channel reporters being blown around, big waves, tidal surges, side ways rain, things flying throw the area. Just kind of disappointing. |
Anonymous
| Climate change is leading to fewer hurricanes. |
Anonymous
I'm not sure the above is true, but at any rate, the rising water temperature is leading to more powerful hurricanes when they do occur. |
Anonymous
| Hurricane season is not over. Nor’easters can be scarier than hurricanes. |
Anonymous
| Watch out for October. We’ve had some strong ones then. But also, I’m ok with less hurricanes |
Anonymous
We have been being told the opposite of this for at least several years |
Anonymous
| We’re in an El Nino pattern and that has the effect of suppressing Atlantic hurricanes. |
Anonymous
| If you want that kind of excitement, might I suggest watching a move. I personally am glad that a lot of people aren't dealing with storm surges and wind damage. |
Anonymous
And yet, here we are. |
Anonymous
| There has actually been quite a few named storms, we are up to N in the Atlantic. But, many have curved out to sea away from land. We have friends in Bermuda who have held their breath a few times but they’ve avoided a direct hit so far. Really high surf/rip currents though. |
Anonymous
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I live in Florida and Idalia lashed the western edge of my county. I'm more inland so no issues but those folks are still cleaning up from the storm surge.
I do hope it's over though, that stuff is stressful. |
Anonymous
| I'm actually surprised. With all that coverage of how historically hot the oceans have been, would have expected all that excess energy to create some fierce hurricanes. |
Anonymous
| It’s still too early to tell |
Anonymous
| Global cooling is contributing to fewer hurricanes. |
Anonymous
hahahaha |