2025 Was Quiet in the USA For Hurricanes

Rigzone reported that “for the first time in a decade, not a single hurricane struck the U.S. this season, and that was a much needed break,” - Linnea Lueken

NOAA and Rigzone both acknowledged the tragic landfalls in Jamaica and other nearby countries, but does not try to attribute them to climate change...

• Earlier in the season, Climate Realism addressed some of the false claims regarding Hurricane Melissa and Erin, particularly when media claimed that “rapid intensification” was due to climate change. 
• That was false, no real world data backed the assertion, only misleading and corrupt attribution models that over-emphasize water temperature and downplay other factors that influence hurricane strength and formation...