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Hurricane Trends 1850-2005

Fig.1: Number of storms every 5-year interval since 1850 divided in 6 different categories of severity, with 'Tropical Storm' as the least and 'Category 5′ as the most powerful cyclones. The whole column indicates the total number of tropical cyclones over the given 5-year interval. Source: http://www.realclimate.org/index.php/archives/2005/05/are-storms-becoming-more-frequwents-or-severe/
Hurricane Trends 1850-2005
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