Climate change alarmists predictions of extreme weather failed in 2013

Hurricane and Cyclone activity is well below average worldwide. 

Accumulated Cyclone Energy [ACE]

Basin	Current YTD	Normal YTD	% of Normal YTD	Yearly Climo*
Northern Hemisphere	276.765	457	60%	562
Western N Pacific	169.685	228	74%	302
Central N Pacific	6.31
Eastern N Pacific	57.26	129	44%	138
North Atlantic	26.93	91	29%	104
North Indian	22.89	8	286%	18
Southern Hemisphere +	191.827	210	91%	209
Global++	401.060	630	63%	771

The number of tornadoes and wildfires are very low. 

(Source: NOAA, (Source: NOAA, http://www.spc.noaa.gov/climo/online/monthly/newm.html)

Year         # of Tornadoes
2013                    771
2012                   1119
2011                   1894
2010                   1543
2009                   1305
2008                   1685
2007                   1102
2006                   1117
2005                   1262
2004                   1820
2003                   1374
2002                    938
2001                   1219
2000                   1072

Second, the number of wildfires across the US so far this year is on pace to be the lowest it has been in the past ten years and the acreage involved is at the second lowest level in that same time period (table below).
(Source: National Interagency Fire Center; http://www.nifc.gov/)

2013            Fires: 40,306           Acres: 4,152,390
2012            Fires: 67,774           Acres: 9,326,238
2011            Fires: 74,126           Acres: 8,711,367
2010            Fires: 62,471           Acres: 3,233,461
2009            Fires: 78,792           Acres: 5,921,786
2008            Fires: 80,094           Acres: 5,254,109
2007            Fires: 85,822           Acres: 9,321,326
2006            Fires: 96,358           Acres: 9,871,939
2005            Fires: 66,552           Acres: 8,686,753
2004            Fires: 63,608           Acres: 8,097,880
*2013 data through 10/16

 Here is the climate change Alarmist-in-Chief.

Al Gore's 2012 presentation edited for extreme weather content.

Rasmussen: Only 19% Blame Made-Made Global Warming For Recent Extreme Weather

Put Al Gore on suicide watch again...

(Rasmussen) — U.S. meteorologists say the deadly storms tearing up the South are not a result of climate change.  None the less, the extreme weather has rekindled the global warming debate in Washington, D.C.

But a new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds that 51% of American Adults think the recent severe weather is primarily caused by long-term planetary trends.  Only 19% blame the extreme weather on human activity which many climate change activists view as the cause of global warming. Twelve percent (12%) say there’s some other cause for the bad weather, and 19% more are not sure.