hurricanes

Is Hurricane Maria Trump's Katrina? Nope.

Leftmedia outlets hoped to label Trump's response to recent natural disasters a failure. Not so much.

Hurricane Relief: Brought to You by Fossil Fuels

Powering helicopters, generators and utility vehicles, fossil fuels continue to save lives.

Faith Groups Outperform FEMA in Disaster Relief

It's not necessarily a knock against government, but it also shouldn't be surprising.

Construction Worker Shortage Acute After Hurricanes

An industry already short on workers will need creative solutions in order to quickly rebuild TX and FL.

Report From Inside the Cone

This columnist is sitting in what amounts to ground zero, 24 hours before Hurricane Irma hits wherever it's going to hit.

Hurricane Irma and the Dubious Climate Change Link

No question 2017 has had a couple of major storms, but the '30s, '40s and '50s were pretty bad too.

The Texas Model of Disaster Recovery

The scenes of people helping people are enough that even the Beltway media are taking notice.

A Costly Hurricane

Now that Hurricane Harvey's floodwaters are receding, it's time to start focusing on the recovery efforts and costs.

Scenes From Houston

It's heartening to see some of the best of humanity exhibited by our fellow Americans.

Harvey: History Repeats?

The Leftmedia hope to replay their successful undermining efforts with Bush and Katrina.

Nature Wins Again

Blaming hurricanes on climate change is nonsense.

Hurricanes and Chicken Little Syndrome

Leftmedia points to Hurricane Matthew as evidence of man-made climate change.

Obama Spins Hurricane Threat

"Hurricanes are only going to become more powerful and more devastating."

Lessons From Patricia

Failing to bring about the kind of devastation a 200 MPH hurricane does because (a) it did not have 200 MPH winds when it reached the coast and (b) it hit a sparsely populated area, Hurricane Patricia immediately became an example of how hurricanes have become a ping-pong ball between two different climate agendas, as I wrote about a few days ago.

Hurricanes Become a Ping-Pong Ball in the Climate Debate

It's been an amazingly quiet period, but that's likely to change.

Hurricanes Become a Ping-Pong Ball in the Climate Debate

This caught my eye, from USA Today: "Study: Climate change adding billions to U.S. hurricane costs." Oh really? The study quoted ended in 2005, not factoring in the last 10 years. During that time, by way of the Saffir-Simpson scale, there were no major hurricane hits on the U.S. (On my power and impact scale, there have been three borderline majors.) It's been an amazingly quiet period, meaning the dire ideas that we heard about have been nothing but *wrong*.

Where Are the Hurricanes?

Reminiscing on One of New England's Most Epic Hurricanes

Hurricanes & Sexism

Yes, scientists have discovered a "link."

WashPo's Climate Hubris

"Destructive hurricanes have crept northward."