You really can’t make up stupid like this. There haven’t been any hurricanes in the US this season.
Hurricane season: extreme weather in the US – in pictures | World news | theguardian.com
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Absolutely gorgeous photos of lightning, T-storms, and a “skinny” probably F1 tornado.
So lightning and T-storms are “extreme weather.” We never used to have these when CO2 was below 350 ppm.
Fault whoever wrote the headline, not the photographer.
He travelled 50, 000 miles looking for hurricanes, but all he got were some nice pictures of thunderstorms.
LOL Idiots just looking for page views.
With all the climate change and global warming Hurricanes are now forming over Permanent Drought stricken land in the western USA..LOL Not
Photographer did get some nice shots.
funny how there is zero chance of any hurricane for many days- obviously “extreme weather” means now “extremely calm weather”
Those are really great photos. The photographer should be applauded.
Someone ought to tell the Guardian that hurricanes are extremely rare in Kansas, Wyoming and Colorado. Not sure I’d think to look for them there, but with climate change, you just never know where they might pop up.
We have had at best 2 very minimal hurricanes this year, neither was a threat to the US. The westerlies are far south of normal and it appears highly unlikely there will be any more, unless something “subtropical” forms, which would basically be a winter type storm.
When was the last time there was a season with 2 hurricanes (being generous)?
“In the satellite era (since 1960), the fewest Atlantic hurricanes in any season was two in 1982. Seven other seasons since 1960 have had only three Atlantic Basin hurricanes.”
http://www.weather.com/news/weather-hurricanes/no-atlantic-hurricanes-through-august-20130821
1914 and 1907 had no recorded hurricanes, but that might be due to unrecorded fish storms.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlantic_hurricane_season#Number_of_tropical_storms_and_hurricanes_per_season
We had a gust of wind at my house, and I’m shocked that NOAA didn’t name it…
It looks like ‘Baghdad Bob’ finally has some worthy competition — from The Guardian.
He travelled 50 000 miles?! Why aren’t they moaning about his carbon footprint?
The dorks at GRAUNIAD don’t let Goddard’s common sense comments defile their one-eyed view of the world, but even they take notice when their own stupidity reaches 100% on the Crassometer. The headline has been changed.