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**DaleJrGirl** · 08-24-2006, 07:00 AM

No, it's not. Sorry but that theory has already been disproven in this particular case. Global warming may be happening, but thats not whats causing the increased storm activity. Its a shift in the ocean currents, that MOST scientists on the gulf coast beleive are simply a natural cycle. There is good evidence that storms worse than this have happend in the past, just not in the recent past.

Here is a reference (WHOI Ocean and Climate Change Institute) in support of global warming influencing increased storm frequency and intensity. Please post your references disproving the theory and we can compare notes.

Michael Moscoso

08-24-2006, 07:00 AM	#32
DaleJrGirl Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 426 Senior Member	No, it's not. Sorry but that theory has already been disproven in this particular case. Global warming may be happening, but thats not whats causing the increased storm activity. Its a shift in the ocean currents, that MOST scientists on the gulf coast beleive are simply a natural cycle. There is good evidence that storms worse than this have happend in the past, just not in the recent past. Here is a reference (WHOI Ocean and Climate Change Institute) in support of global warming influencing increased storm frequency and intensity. Please post your references disproving the theory and we can compare notes. Michael Moscoso
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