Don’t need to, I’ve seen this movie before. Major storms that turn north then east is about as common as the jet stream.

The goalposts are super easy to move when you don't know what the topic is.

Oh look, CAT 3, it’s like you have never experienced a hurricane before.

How tf can you still not get what we were talking about😆😆 all you have to do is scroll up and read 😁 so it's gotta be your inability to understand what you've read jfc you can't make this kind of stupid up

The entire thread started about quickly intensifying storms. Maybe go to the top.

Yes, again ts to cat5 in a matter of hours is remarkable and increasing in frequency. Not happening every year like you claimed. Say that outloud and slowly until you understand

Yup, only 19 of them since 2003

Now plot the data with every hurricane for the last few decades and tell us what you see. Could it be an upward line? 🤷 Line idk an increasing number of them? You're almost there! You almost get the point. Then we'll get to why Erin was special just like you

Actually, I'm not going to wait my time on the incapable and unwilling. Mute

Or could it be technology has changed to allow better measurements

Is this where you tell me this is all new and we didn’t have storms blow up like this 100 years ago?

You're not very good at understanding what's going on huh? Maybe go back and re-read the topic and thread. Get a dictionary if you have you because explaining it over and over to what seems to be a glaring learning disability is boring