Major hurricane strikes are at an all-time low in the US, with none occurring for eight years. From this information, Romm concludes that they are on the increase.
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All modeled data needs, at the very least, an asterisk. I would prefer the modelers be separated from the real scientists, and treated with the skepticism and derision they deserve.
Model driven drivel at its worst.
Maybe they are talking about virtual Katrinas.
NHC is going to start naming every other storm Katrina! 😉
Either that or they will name five storms a decade Katrina!