Aerosols1 IntroductionHurricanes are getting stronger on average with a recent trend that is related to anincrease in ocean temperatures over the Atlantic and elsewhere (Emanuel 2005;Webster et al. 2005). Indeed our paper entitled “The increasing intensity of theJ.B. Elsner ( ? ) and T.H. ...
"Every year the data are a bit different than last year, each new satellite has new tools and captures data in different ways, so in the end we have a patchwork quilt of all the satellite data that have been woven together." Video However, other conclusions have not yet been completely ...
A scientist wants more discussions about the risks in a warming world. Greenhouse gasses are heating oceans. This gives the water extra energy. This makes hurricanes more powerful. Wind speeds are much higher. The scientist said: "These storms keep getting stronger as the climate changes." 一位...
compared with decades ago, is not so much a change in hurricanes, but a change in impacts. Many coasts have become increasingly urbanised, and this trend is likely to continue. As with many small islands, much of the population of Barbuda, Guadeloupe and others in the Caribbean are situated...
It is becoming increasingly evident that hurricanes, typhoons, and tropical cyclones worldwide are becoming stronger and potentially more deadly as the globe warms due to the climate crisis, according to a new study.
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Why are hurricanes getting stronger? Pixabay Why are hurricanes getting stronger? The number of tropical storms that have turned into hurricanes has tripled over the past 30 years,reported the Guardian. Experts believe the warming atmosphere is heating the oceans, which makes the storms more intense...
Consistent with other studies, the scientists did not find that rapid intensification is happening more often nowadays. But the scientists also looked closely at just how much the storms are strengthening. They found a sizeable jump in the strength of fast-growing storms—the storms are getting mo...
Consistent with other studies, the scientists did not find that rapid intensification is happening more often nowadays. But the scientists also looked closely at just how much the storms are strengthening. They found a sizeable jump in the strength of fast-growing storms—the storms are getting mo...
"They are getting stronger more quickly, and also higher category. The intensity as well as the rate of intensity is increasing," said Niyogi. And that makes it a simple numbers game – with more strong storms forming in the oceans, the chance of having powerful hurricanes hit the coast ...