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Global warming intensifies rainfall in tropical cyclones and makes them more extensive
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Global warming intensifies rainfall in tropical cyclones and makes them more extensive
Rapid ocean warming is likely to make rainfall associated with tropical cyclones more intense and longer lasting, increasing the risk of flooding in some areas of the North Atlantic region.Archive image of three tropical cyclones in the Atlantic. NOAAThe results show that global warming is increasing both the intensity and the area of rainfall from tropical cyclones, especially in warm low latitude regions.These tropical storms will continue to …
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