What the hell is this Global Warming causing so many 80+MPH thunderstorm events?

[SeekerOfTruth007]

This used to be incredibly rare to get to 80mph thunderstorms, but now it happens everywhere all the time. It's like global warming is just juicing and amping up every storm that forms.

[strateguy632]

Don't you know? That is slower than past so LESS extreme?

[strateguy632]

For example hurricane zoe in 2002, wind speed more than double this 177 m. p. h. so this is LESS extreme now.
Picking the number 80 as a "limit reference" is just a trick.

[SeekerOfTruth007]

Hurricane =/= severe thunderstorm. They are calculated separately.

There have been several hurricanes more powerful than Zoe since 2002 in every Ocean Basin.

Haiyan/Yolanda, Goni, and Meranti all hit the Philippines at a maximum sustained wind speed of 196mph with a max gust of 255mph.

[seeyounexttuesday]

lol, you're still buying the climate change scam?