1954 : New England Hit By Two Major Hurricanes In Two Weeks

The US has not been hit by a major hurricane in eight years, but in 1954 New England was hit by two major hurricanes in two weeks. Climate experts at NOAA tell us that the weather is getting more extreme, because their funding depends on lying to us.

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A few weeks later, the US was hit by a third major hurricane

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Hurricanes in History

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5 Responses to 1954 : New England Hit By Two Major Hurricanes In Two Weeks

  1. Andy DC says:

    Very good job of doucmenting a year (1954) that makes the alarmist claim of “more extreme weather” look quite pathetic. I believe one fact about Hazel not stated was that there were close to 100 storm related deaths in Toronto alone.

    As if 1954 was not bad enough, 1955 produced 3 hurricanes with landfalls in North Carolina, Connie, Diane and Ione. Connie and Diane, only a few days apart caused catastrophic flooding in the Northeast which I believe at the time was the costliest disaster in US history.

  2. Curt says:

    Can you imagine if those hurricanes had hit this year? Absolute, incontrovertible proof of climate change!

    My parents lost their roof in Boston to Carol. They often talked about it.

    There is good evidence that ocean patterns are similar now to what they were in the 1950s, encouraging hurricanes to head up the east coast. More evidence for 60-year cycles.

    • Andy DC says:

      There are some people in the Boston area that thought Carol was as bad, if not worse than the famous 1938 hurricane. There was also another hurricane during 1944 in New England that wasn’t half bad either.

  3. Chewer says:

    Borderline psychosis from extreme brilliance, I suspect.
    The esteemed must certainly understand oscillatory functions, including the stimuli and environment needed for phase change, along with the necessary ingredients and conditions required for dipole reversal. Surely they understand the important ocean-atmosphere relationships and interactions between the Indian ocean dipole, the PDO and full MEI, the North Atlantic Oscillation, the Atlantic meridional overturning oscillation, the southern ocean stream and of course the seeding of clouds through electromagnetic radiation of all flavors, wavelengths and arrival angles:)

  4. darrylb says:

    No, no, no you are all wrong, Climate change steroid produced Superstorm sandy, with a rating of barely 1, was much worse, because—— I said so!

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