"We saw this trend, year on year, that on average there's a higher frequency of tropical cyclones, hurricanes, that were stalling over the North Atlantic as a whole and also near the U.S. coast," said Timothy Hall.
Interesting article about how hurricanes may be stalling more often than in the past and why that might be. This is a relatively short period of data that they are using, but it's worth noting anyway. I think humans tend to make what is happening right now the worst thing that has ever happened, lol. I'm reading a book right now called 'the last days of last island' about a hurricane in the 1850's, so far so good. I'll report back on it when I finish it.
Read the full story here....
https://www.nola.com/news/environment/article_70d0005e-f9de-11ea-9fde-5ffd52c0b668.html
