Using stats from almost 40 years ago kinda dilutes your point, though. There's been a lot more data since then.

Theoretically any of this stuff in the warm sector could be spinning tomorrow. Fast storm motions too. LOT could have their work cut out for them, potentially dealing with quite a few troublemakers simultaneously.

There's a lot of weather-related songs on this show.

Windy today

I’d argue our period of record is too short to say this confidently. - Until 86/87 & 87/88 it was unprecedented for a Niño to span two seasonal cycles without attenuating during boreal summer. - Until 2016 it was unprecedented for the QBO to skip a heartbeat, metaphorically speaking. - It was unprecedented to go 13+ years without a single trimonthly ONI below -0.8 until 1956/57 -1969/70. A lot of things are “unprecedented” in a limited sample of data. Until they aren’t.