Igen det sædvanlige nonsens hvor alle naturkatastrofer tilskrives "klimaforandringer". Der har altid været orkaner i det område. Og f.eks. i USA var orkanerne værre i første halvdel af det 20.århundrede end i anden halvdel...

The 2008 hurricane season was a record-breaking year for tropical cyclones. A total of 16 named storms formed. There were eight hurricanes, five of which were major hurricanes. An average season has 11 named storms, six hurricanes and two major hurricanes.

Overall, the season is tied as the fourth most active in terms of named storms and major hurricanes. The National Hurricane Center stated this year was the first time on record for six consecutive tropical cyclones (Dolly, Edouard, Fay, Gustav, Hanna and Ike) to make landfall on the U.S. This is also the first Atlantic hurricane season to have a major hurricane form in five consecutive months.

July: Bertha
August: Gustav
September: Ike
October: Omar
November: Paloma

Why was the 2008 hurricane season so intense? There are multiple reasons for the active season. The following excerpt is from the National Hurricane Center.

Increased hurricane activity: A combination of ocean and atmospheric conditions has spawned increased hurricane activity since 1995.

Lingering La Nina Effects: Although the La Niña that began in the Fall of 2007 ended in June, its influence of light wind shear lingered.

Warmer ocean temperatures: On average, the tropical Atlantic was about 1.0 degree Fahrenheit above normal during the peak of the 2008 season.

Other 2008 Hurricane Season Records:

Bertha was a tropical cyclone for 17 days (July 3-20), making it the longest-lived July storm on record in the Atlantic Basin.

Fay is the only storm on record to make landfall four times in the state of Florida, and to prompt tropical storm and hurricane watches and warnings for the state’s entire coastline.

Paloma, reaching Category 4 status with top winds of 145 mph, is the second strongest November hurricane on record (behind Lenny in 1999 with top winds of 155 mph).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2009_Atlantic_hurricane_season
The 2009 Atlantic hurricane season was below average in activity, with a total of nine named storms and three hurricanes.

Nogle år har flere orkaner end gennemsnittet, andre har færre...

Men jeg er desværre ikke i tvivl om at artiklen har ret i at Nicaragua går en hård tid i møde. Dog ikke pga. klimaforandringer, men pga. at landet nu styres af en marxistisk diktator, Ortega. Og al erfaring fra det 20.århundrede siger at det er den sikre vej til ruin og ulykke.