CO2 was at a very safe level of 309 ppm
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That was back in the day when hurricanes were naturally occurring and they killed people in a much nicer fashion.
Checking dollartimes.com, $150 million then would be worth about $2.42 billion now.
Allowing for extra infrastructure, the damage today would have been well over $10 billion
Anyone disagree that that was a mighty big hurricane?
What if the same hurricane happened today? You guessed it – global warming gets fingered.