La Nina, which worsens hurricanes and drought, is gone

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10. THIS is what I wrote

Where more hurricanes had formed this past season was in the Pacific! However the Atlantic ones were stronger and costlier thanks to climate change.

And you somehow convoluted it into something else.

The first link has this in the summary -

Hurricane Ian tied for the fifth-strongest hurricane ever to make landfall in the U.S.

Ian had 150+ mph sustained winds at landfall in FL, almost like what happened with Hurricane Michael when it hit Mexico Beach, FL (we have DUers who in live that area of Ft. Myers and Cape Coral where it hit). None of the named E./Central Pacific hurricanes of 2022 reached that sustained level of winds whether land-falling or over open waters.