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The past two years have seen a “remarkable” downturn in hurricane activity, contradicting predictions of more storms, researchers at Florida State University say.
The 2007 and 2008 hurricane seasons had the least activity in the Northern Hemisphere in 30 years, which is in stark contrast to the gloom and doom predictions of global warming causing more and more severe storms.
After the very active seasons of 2004 and 2005, 2006 showed "average" activity and 2007-8 has proven to be well under predicted activity. These number lead credence to the theory presented by NOAA representatives which state the hurricanes, and hurricane activity, simply follow patterns, ebbs and flows like all weather and natural phenomena.
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