Wasn't global
warming or climate change supposed to bring us more severe storms? What
happened? Is it possible the scientists who believe so strongly in
climate
change might not know as much as they thought they did?
With only two hurricanes so far, the 2013 Atlantic hurricane season
is well behind the curve to reach the average number of hurricanes and
is one of the least intense since 1950.
While the season does not end until late November, time is running
out for the season, much to the relief of those living in coastal areas.
By the end of November, on average there are about 12 tropical storms
and six hurricanes per season. With approximately two months to go, the
season will likely finish with an above-average number of tropical
storms. There have already been 11 tropical storms as of Thursday
morning, Oct. 3, 2013.
READ MORE: http://www.accuweather.com/en/weather-news/2013-hurricane-season-ranks-nearly-least-intense/18392996
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