Climate change has made hurricane winds 18 mph stronger since 2019, study says

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For most of the storms — 40 of them — the extra oomph from warmer oceans made the storms jump an entire hurricane category, according to the study published in Environmental Research: Climate.

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Author / Journalist: Seth Borenstein, The Associated Press

Category: EconomyBusiness

Markets: United StatesAzerbaijanCubaMexicoOman

Topics: Hurricanes Weather and forecasting Climate change

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Published On: 2024-11-20 @ 13:01:25 (10 hours ago)

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