Remember,,,

...how the warmanistas told us hurricanes would increase? Well, guess what. They've decreased:

It’s the peak of the hurricane season, and guess what…

4th Year of Earth's Hurricane Drought

There Are No Active Hurricanes in Atlantic or Pacific as Peak of the Season Arrives

Where's The Hurricanes?

2014 Hurricane season a bust so far – no named storms at peak of season, last time was 1992

"So far, four storms have gotten names in the Atlantic this year. In records going back to 1851, Sept. 10 is the day when the odds are greatest there will be at least one tropical storm or hurricane somewhere in the Atlantic. The statistical peak of the Atlantic hurricane season has arrived and for the first time since 1992 there isn’t a named storm in the basin.

While forecasters are watching a pair of potential systems, neither is likely to grow into a tropical storm by the end of today. So far, four storms have gotten names in the Atlantic this year."

Oh! That's What They Meant By Climate Disruption!!

NOAA predicts near-normal or below-normal 2014 Atlantic hurricane season

Forecasters predict below average hurricane season

Canadians urged to prepare, despite forecast of average or below-average season

Opps!

What are the CAGW groupies gonna do without hurricanes?

Today's Laugh

...Brought to you by a commenter on the National Post:

Readers show little interest in Sandy — but lots in Trudeau

"“With the many days of electrical outages up and down the U.S. coast, next July could bring an unprecedented spike in the birthrate,” wrote Marvin Sharpe. “And I suspect that at least 20% of these ‘storm babies,’ whether male or female, will be named Sandy.”"

Next July. Something to look forward to, regardless.

Holy Moly

Gaia is mad at us. Hurricane to the east. Tsunami to the west.

One Way Or Another...

...Quebec is gonna separate. Last year they tried the earthquake route, this year, maybe a hurricane will do the trick.

"Goodnight Irene"

Hope you peter out, soon.

""Sixty-five million people could be in the path of this storm and that's why the Federal Emergency Management Agency's director is saying this could be the largest population ever affected by a single hurricane," Dahlgren told CTV's Canada AM"