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Les Hatton

2015d

Dataset used in Hurricane Frequency and Intensity analysis -2014

WEBData_Hurricanes_1946-2014.zip

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Updated datasets from http://weather.unisys.com/hurricane/ along with a .gnu file to plot them all.

To reproduce them, just download the excellent gnuplot, download and unzip the zip file and run

# gnuplot hurricane.gnu

After being in decline since around 1992, the total number of reported storms (Tropical Storms + Hurricanes + Major Hurricanes) is still on a downward trend but the total number of Hurricanes and Major Hurricanes (Saffir-Simpson >= 3), has been rising since 2010-11, suggestive of some periodicity with a period of around 25 years.8

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