Hanna-Ike-Josephine storm trio isn't an anomaly

Saturday, September 6, 2008 - 02:21 in Earth & Climate

Global warming can't be blamed for the trifecta -- headed toward the Southeast U.S. -- meteorologists say. It's just 'peak season in an active hurricane cycle.' Despite the prospect of three major tropical storms heading toward the Southeastern United States, meteorologists say that the conga-line assault is not particularly unusual in the stormy history of the region.

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