While no individual storm can be directly tied to climate change, the trend in frequency and intensity is indicative of a warming climate.
Also note that in the 28 hours since DB posted, Imelda and Humberto are no longer tropical cyclones and the red splotch by the DR in the above picture is now TS Karen.
It's a funny comparison, as if roaches form from a swirling warm air mass over water.
mrincredible said:
It's a funny comparison, as if roaches form from a swirling warm air mass over water.
yeah, I didn't think it made any sense either.
max_weisenfeld said:
While no individual storm can be directly tied to climate change, the trend in frequency and intensity is indicative of a warming climate.
Although we are not at risk from Hurricane Lorenzo, my stomach cratered just reading about it. "It’s the most intense hurricane ever recorded so far east in the Atlantic."
forbes.com: Hurricane Lorenzo is the Strongest Hurricane on Record in the Eastern Atlantic Ocean
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6 simultaneous storms. tied a record