Some of the other links I’ve heard discussed, and so far as I know not yet falsified:
1. Starting point of hurricanes will become more varied over time as the ocean warms. The “creche of storms” will expand from its original small range in each tropical basin to cover larger and larger territory.
2. Time of hurricanes will become more varied over time as the ocean warms. The “hurricane season” will expand from June-November to start earlier and end later.
3. Predictability will fall, as seasonal patterns break down due increasing complexity of hurricane climate systems.
4. Path eccentricity will increase, as hurricanes seek course of least resistance in an increasingly complex climate neighborhood.
5. Mean path length will increase.
Anyone know if there’s anything to any of these?