Global warming reducing hurricanes in U.S., report says
Intensifying one of the hottest debates in science, a new report concludes that global warming is diminishing the number of hurricanes that strike Florida and the rest of the United States.
The study found that the planet’s oceans have been warming for more than a century. No surprise there, but this may be: Those warmer oceans are producing stronger crosswinds that tend to suppress the development and growth of hurricanes, the scientists said. [source]
A couple of years ago global warming was going to increase the number of hurricanes in the United States. If there had been more hurricanes, do you think there would have been a report blaming global warming for the increase?
It’s almost as if The Church of Global Warming™ is making this up as they go along.
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