Home Middle Column Hurricane Patricia: So why did the world’s ‘most powerful tropical cyclone ever... Middle Column Hurricane Patricia: So why did the world’s ‘most powerful tropical cyclone ever recorded’ inflict so little damage? By Marc Morano - October 28, 2015 68 0 Share Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg TagshurricanesPatricia Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Previous articleFeds won’t give GOP internal docs on climate researchNext articleMeteorologist Tom Wysmuller: ‘There is no measurable linkage between Sea Level and CO2!’ – ‘The Inconvenient CO2/Sea Level Non-Linkage’ Marc Morano - Advertisment - Search Related Articles Germany Weighs Electricity Rationing Scheme To Stabilize Its Now Shaky Green Power Grid Climate411 The result of all the government meddling is becoming glaringly clear: the country now finds itself on the verge of blackouts due to grid... Read more Sensible, sustainable nuclear power for Africa Climate411 Nuclear is most certainly a source of sustainable clean energy. At least seven African countries have signed agreements with Russian nuclear company Rosatom... Read more Wandering Water Climate411 Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach I see in a most recent post here at WUWT that UC Irvine researchers have used “27 state-of-the-art climate... Read more
