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Emanating from such knowledge gaps, we investigate the climatological characteristics of KP-influence TCs especially in light of the recent passages of intense storms in the KP and the reported increasing damages associated with TCs1. This is because the KP region is one of the most robust nationa...
The 2019 Season has offically come to an end. The Season as far as numbers go was an active above average one. It was marked by tropical activity that churned busily from mid-August through October. The season produced 18 named storms, including six hurricanes of which three were “major”...
, allowing for an accurate assessment of the model's ability to generalize to new cyclones and real-time scenarios. Care was taken to ensure that the test set contained cyclones not used in the training process, allowing the model's real-time predictive capability to be tested on new storms...
Article Open access 13 October 2023 Projected increase in El Niño-driven tropical cyclone frequency in the Pacific Article 19 December 2016 Near-future tropical cyclone predictions in the western North Pacific: fewer tropical storms but more typhoons Article 19 February 2019 1...
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Independent tests are carried out for TCs in 4 yr (2004–2007), with mean absolute errors of the maximum surface wind being 3.0, 5.0, 6.5, 7.3, 7.6, and 7.9 m s−1for 12- to 72-h predictions at 12-h intervals, respectively. Positive skills are obtained at all leading time levels...
“This is one of the biggest storms we’ve ever had,” Gov. Brian Kemp told reporters on Thursday. “It may not be the strongest category, but from a wind field perspective and the amount of damage it has the potential to do statewide, it’s better to...
We looked at three aspects of these storms: the number of tropical cyclones each year, which has fluctuated up and down over time (but generally increased over the last several decades); the strength of their winds, which has been increasing; and the speed at which they move, which has ...
Climate change is driving an ongoing increase in tropical cyclone (TC) activity. While global economic losses are projected to double by 2100, there are no comparable predictions for TC impacts to coastal ecosystems that protect and sustain human lives a