Like clockwork! With the arrival of Hurricane Matthew, Judd Apatow helps sound alarm for you-know-what

A major hurricane hasn’t made landfall in the continental U.S. since 2005, but the arrival of Hurricane Matthew has provided climate change alarmists with a fresh window of opportunity:

But I thought there was no global warming? https://t.co/vO7yO1ZV9U

— Judd Apatow (@JuddApatow) October 7, 2016

What’s that all about? You guessed it:

Expect more nasty hurricanes like Matthew as the Earth warms: https://t.co/QtuC2xIw1t pic.twitter.com/Dlw12dOBS6

— WIRED (@WIRED) October 7, 2016

Take that, “climate deniers”!

As usual, the “science” is not settled.

how does 1 hurricane in 4000 days mean AGW crisis? The stupidity of this is shocking. Every model to date has been wrong.

— Rich Rowe (@RichmondRowe) October 7, 2016

But I thought that last 10 years was the longest recorded hurricane drought?

— Mathieu (@TheAmazingBriz) October 7, 2016

200 years ago, before the industrial revolution, there simply were no hurricanes.

— GregEsq (@GregEsq) October 7, 2016

Oh yeah.. make light of a potentially devastating situation to promote your agenda. #Moron https://t.co/xNGxirabab

— Bitterchick (@Bitterchick) October 7, 2016