When CO2 was below 350 ppm, hurricanes were frustrated by the lack of loaded dice.
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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Perhaps davy appel can explain to us why there have been hurricanes as late as January, long before we hit 350ppm?
The dice are loaded for more unprecedented CAT .6 hurricanes like Irene and Sandy. Also a record number of CAT .2 storms like Jose.
Hurricane Erin
http://youtu.be/bfz7AwY3aRU
http://youtu.be/5x6S_Wpmpto
If Erin had hit NYC, it would have certainly changed what happened on 9-11.