Jeff Stahler for November 12, 2013

Apparently not only the most severe storm historically, but ever. So glad those predictions of increased storm severity with AGW and climate change were so wrong.

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Typhoons hit the Philippines how many times a year and have been doing that for how long?.This is just trolling on Gorebal Warming.

For you guys who are talking about the “coming ice age in the 1970s,” it’s possible to find out the actual story, which is, in brief, based on limited data over a few decades, there was some concern that we might be ending a short interglacial period, but the consensus of the time was “need to do more research, we don’t know enough yet.” For more details, here’s the scoop from RealClimate.org:http://www.realclimate.org/index.php/archives/2005/01/the-global-cooling-myth/

Oh, and just to really nail this myth into its coffin, they checked papers of the time.

“Between 1965 and 1979 we found (see table 1 for details):7 articles predicting cooling44 predicting warming20 that were neutral”

So, yes, global warming was expected as early as the 1970s.

http://www.realclimate.org/index.php/archives/2008/03/the-global-cooling-mole/

Is that where they outsourced the tech support to? Usually they go to India for that…

It’s called Geology.

You mean Bush didn’t do it? :-)

Just a note: Atlantic Ocean = “Hurricane”, Pacific Ocean =“typhoon”. Interesting that some of the discussion from some sources, the “deniers” don’t know that “difference”. BTW, my son rode through a big one in Guam, while everyone was “under cover”, one of their dogs stayed out in the middle of an open field through the whole thing. HIs attitude was “Ho-hum”. (They WERE a little surprised he didn’t literally get “blown away”.)