Katrina and Global Warming
We hope those who doubt the impact of global warming in feeding Hurricane Katrina will be convinced by these data. Looking at hurricane frequency by decade for the last 150 years, we see that since the 1960s the numbers of hurricanes have been, errr... below average.
This is perfectly consistent with the predictions of highly sophisticated global warming models, namely that the weather will be hotter, colder, or about the same in most areas.
Data from the National Weather Service web site U.S. Hurricane Strikes by Decade.
Technorati: hurricane frequency, global warming, Hurricane Katrina
This is perfectly consistent with the predictions of highly sophisticated global warming models, namely that the weather will be hotter, colder, or about the same in most areas.
Data from the National Weather Service web site U.S. Hurricane Strikes by Decade.
Technorati: hurricane frequency, global warming, Hurricane Katrina
This page is from the original Don't Let Me Stop You blog. We have moved to a new site: Visit DLMSY on WordPress.
Return to main page of Don't Let Me Stop You
Español | Deutsche | Français | Italiano | Português
Posted by Abe at 12:02 AM | Permalink |
| 
<< Home