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BECAUSE climate change has not caused more hurricanes overall—despite what headlines suggest.  Scientific Evidence That Refutes “More Hurricanes” Claims

• NOAA (2023): “There is no strong evidence of increasing hurricane frequency due to climate change.” Their data shows no upward trend in the number of hurricanes making landfall in the U.S. since 1900.
• Nature Geoscience (2022): Found that global tropical cyclone frequency has decreased over the past four decades, even as intensity rose slightly.
• IPCC Sixth Assessment Report: Admits low confidence in any observed increase in hurricane frequency globally. They emphasize that storm intensity and rainfall are more affected than storm count.
• Dr. Roger Pielke Jr. (University of Colorado): “There is no detectable increase in hurricane landfalls in the U.S. over the past century.” He’s one of the most cited experts on disaster trends.

 What’s Actually Changing (And Why It’s Misleading)

• Detection bias: Satellites now catch weak storms that would’ve gone unnoticed decades ago. So it looks like more storms, but it’s just better surveillance.
• Urban expansion: More people and property in coastal zones = higher damage costs. That’s not more storms—it’s more exposure.
• Media framing: Headlines often conflate intensity with frequency. Stronger ≠ more.
  
  The claim that climate change is causing more hurricanes is not backed by long-term data. It’s a distortion of the real issue: storm intensity and rainfall are increasing, but storm frequency is not. The “more hurricanes” narrative is a mix of detection bias, media hype, and misinterpreted science.

 
 

MR-7 » 06 Nov 2025, 7:00 am » wrote: ↑

06 Nov 2025, 7:00 am

BECAUSE climate change has not caused more hurricanes overall—despite what headlines suggest.  Scientific Evidence That Refutes “More Hurricanes” Claims

• NOAA (2023): “There is no strong evidence of increasing hurricane frequency due to climate change.” Their data shows no upward trend in the number of hurricanes making landfall in the U.S. since 1900.
• Nature Geoscience (2022): Found that global tropical cyclone frequency has decreased over the past four decades, even as intensity rose slightly.
• IPCC Sixth Assessment Report: Admits low confidence in any observed increase in hurricane frequency globally. They emphasize that storm intensity and rainfall are more affected than storm count.
• Dr. Roger Pielke Jr. (University of Colorado): “There is no detectable increase in hurricane landfalls in the U.S. over the past century.” He’s one of the most cited experts on disaster trends.

 What’s Actually Changing (And Why It’s Misleading)

• Detection bias: Satellites now catch weak storms that would’ve gone unnoticed decades ago. So it looks like more storms, but it’s just better surveillance.
• Urban expansion: More people and property in coastal zones = higher damage costs. That’s not more storms—it’s more exposure.
• Media framing: Headlines often conflate intensity with frequency. Stronger ≠ more.
  
  The claim that climate change is causing more hurricanes is not backed by long-term data. It’s a distortion of the real issue: storm intensity and rainfall are increasing, but storm frequency is not. The “more hurricanes” narrative is a mix of detection bias, media hype, and misinterpreted science.

“There’s as much evidence that climate change is causing more hurricanes… as there is that Trump colluded with Russia. In other words: none that holds up under scrutiny.”“The science is settled—just like the collusion hoax.” “More hurricanes? About as real as the Steele dossier.” “If climate change caused more storms, NOAA would’ve indicted it by now.”
 
 

Climate Change is a Dem hoax to steal money. They are scum bags. Climate Change is a total scam.