Ars Technica

Warmer oceans bringing more severe tropical cyclones to land

15 September 2016
Ars Technica
Climate change / Disasters / Disasters and emergency response / Environment and natural resources / Land / Marine and coastal areas / Mitigation / Storms
ASEAN / Climate Change / Oceanic warming / Southeast Asia / storms

Human-caused climate change has made certain typhoons more frequent and severe. Tropical cyclones can cause devastating and lethal damage to East and Southeast Asian countries. But accurately tracking changes in the frequency and intensity of typhoons is challenging in part because the data on these storms hasn’t ...

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