Tropical Cyclones in the Northern Hemisphere of the World Cyclone Energy Accumulation to decrease by 33% by 2022 – Increasing by that rate?

The period of tropical cyclone activity in the world’s Northern Hemisphere in 2022 has passed with the results showing that the cumulative storm energy (ACE – includes data reflecting the frequency, intensity and duration of all storms). tropical cyclones in the Northern Hemisphere) had a significant reduction of 33% during the 1991-2020 period of climate activity as tracked by Colorado State University Department of Atmospheric Science/Tropical Meteorology Project as shown in their chart below.

The world’s Northern Hemisphere results include tropical cyclone data from global regions representative of the North Atlantic (covered in more detail here). WUWT article), the Pacific Northeast, the Pacific Northwest, and the North Indian Ocean with all of these regions experiencing significant reductions in ACE relative to 30-year climate period reference standards such as indicated in the chart below with an overall reduction for the entire Northern Hemisphere of the world by 2022 of about 33%.

The Historical pattern of measuring ACE in the Northern Hemisphere of the world over the past 50 years The table presented in the table below clearly shows that there is no basis for the propaganda claim of incompetent climate alarmists that global and/or regional tropical cyclone activity is increasing due to This “man-made climate change” claim has been refuted by decades of tropical storm data. This readily available tropical storm data has been repeatedly ignored by politicians and the climate warning media, concealed, concealed, misrepresented and manipulated.

This data clearly challenges the ridiculous and flawed political notion promoted by Biden and the Democrats and other climate alarmists that the world is experiencing a “climate emergency,” and /or “climate crisis”. This claim is completely absurd.