Home Middle Column Prof. Pielke Jr.: 'From 1850-1989 the US averaged one hurricane landfall every... Middle Column Prof. Pielke Jr.: ‘From 1850-1989 the US averaged one hurricane landfall every 8 years before July 1st. Since 1990 there have been zero’ By Marc Morano - May 28, 2013 130 0 Share Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg  Tagsazhurricanes Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Previous articleEpic Fail: Warmist paper Prediction In 2009 – ‘World will warm faster than predicted in next five years, study warns’ — Warming ‘expected to silence global warming skeptics’Next articleLord Monckton: ‘OVER-POPULATION: ANOTHER NON-PROBLEM’ — ‘The world’s population is getting richer. As we get richer, we have fewer children’ Marc Morano - Advertisment - Search Related Articles UAH Global Temperature Update for November, 2021: +0.08 deg. C. Climate411 The Version 6.0 global average lower tropospheric temperature (LT) anomaly for November, 2021 was +0.08 deg. C, down substantially from the October, 2021 value... Read more Texas Tribune: Not enough done to prevent another winter blackout Climate411 According to the Texas Tribune, the state government has not done enough to secure the supply of gas against another winter deep freeze. Read more BEIS Respond To Net Zero Petition Climate411 There has been demand building for a referendum on Net Zero. A petition was organised a few weeks ago, but because of virtually no... Read more
