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I don't know much about weather but storms are a function of thermodynamic energy which is fueled by temperature differentials in close proximity which, in turn, is created by ocean currents moving warm/cold water towards each other. So either the currents are slowing down or the temperature differential at each end of the current is shrinking - or some of each.
I also checked the peaks of the first graph against the 11-year sunspot cycle.
No corellation. Just wondering.
It might be worth checking this out against undersea volcanic and tectonic activity as well.
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