I looked at the data from the Tropical Meteorological Project. While decrease in storms since the 90's is true, you are looking at a localised snapshot. Looking at the 50-, 30-, 20-, and 10-year moving averages of the data, it's undeniable that even with some cyclical long term effects, the trend over the long term is increasing.

The problem with your analysis, Ivo, is that you're often deliberately misleading, and/or misrepresent the scientific evidence. But I guess that's what we get listening to writers flogging their hobby horses rather than scientists presenting the evidence.

Of the 38 papers, published over the last 10 years in peer-reviewed journals, claiming that the climate wasn't changing, or if it was, it wasn't because of humans, or it wasn't bad; of those, exactly NONE of their results were successfully replicated, and ALL had errors in their assumptions, methodology, or analysis, that when corrected for, brought their results in-line with the scientific consensus.