Serious researchers here may want to down their blinkers awhile to see what could basically be causing some hurricanes to turn destructively “massive” when others could dwindle harmlessly away.
As the English would say, we North Americans drive on the “wrong” side of the road. Unfortunately, this right-handed swirl of the atmospheric mass rising from our (two-way) highways could also feed and nourish our hurricanes. Though reversing this traffic flow on our highways could take a larger toll on lives in accidents, we will have to look at other avenues to nip hurricanes preferably in the bud. On that subject, a paper was submitted to Science, which, I hope, readers here would not find too impractical:
http://www.sittampalam.net/HurricaneMitigation.pdf.
Thank you all for your time, and Cheers!