> Every single year since I was 12 and paid attention/tracked hurricanes
As a non-US resident, I'd like to ask: International news make it appear as if the situation has worsened in the last years (Katrina used to be a once-in-a-lifetime event, now hurricanes of similar size occur every few years)
Is this impression correct or overblown?
Also, going by news coverage, the US seem to be hit by at least four large-scale destabilizing events simultaneously this year (hurricanes, wildfires, COVID, political tensions). Does this influence the general outlook on the hurricane season?
As a non-US resident, I'd like to ask: International news make it appear as if the situation has worsened in the last years (Katrina used to be a once-in-a-lifetime event, now hurricanes of similar size occur every few years) Is this impression correct or overblown?
Also, going by news coverage, the US seem to be hit by at least four large-scale destabilizing events simultaneously this year (hurricanes, wildfires, COVID, political tensions). Does this influence the general outlook on the hurricane season?