The Gulf of Mexico at isn't highest number of hurricanes occurred in 2005. The year of Katrina. There were three major landfalling hurricanes that year reaching category five. Katrina was one of them. 2005 was a tipping point for Earth. 2020 is another. As long as California and any other state continues to dump massive amounts of heat into the troposphere the hurricanes will continue.
This is climate. Cutting down trees does nothing to end this dynamic. This is greenhouse gases. The greenhouse gases MAINTAIN the greenhouse effect that TRAPS heat in Earth's troposphere that allows Earth to be the home of the universe's LIFE.
Fighting the fires is mandatory and not an option. There is no such thing as allowing a fire to burn to an end. The firefighters try to protect lives and homes first, but, all the fires have to be extinguished.
The State of California and the National Forest Service MUST replace the forests as soon as possible and California MUST develop a program that RETURNS WATER VAPOR to the air, including building desalination plants that pump water to the state INCLUDING irrigation. California must be GREEN as soon as possible. I will say it again, a full forest canopy with plenty of mature shade on the grown provide a moisture environment that prevents fires and conducts itself as a carbon sink. It must be done and it can be done.
The fog immediately north of the hurricanes is smoke from California. That smoke is carrying PARTICLES that when it reaches water vapor empowers hurricanes. The particles are necessary to form cloud nebula and there is plenty of them for the hurricanes to help maintain it's strength.
The hurricanes are driving heat into the oceans. The oceans are also receiving carbon dioxide as well as heat. The addition of CO2 will cause acidification of oceann water and decalcification of shell fish.
It also creates a hostile ocean environment for reefs and their species. So much for sports fishing. The climate is destroying aspects of the economy.
