Science Source
Ethan D. Gutmann, Roy M. Rasmussen, Changhai Liu, and Kyoko Ikeda
Journal of Climate
Published date April 6, 2018
Journal of Climate
Published date April 6, 2018
Changes in Hurricanes from a 13-Yr Convection-Permitting Pseudo–Global Warming Simulation
- Compares high-resolution computer simulations of 22 historical, named Atlantic storms with a second set of simulations that are identical except for a warmer, wetter climate that is consistent with the average outcome of scientific projections for the end of this century
- Finds that if the 22 recent hurricanes formed near the end of this century the hurricanes would become a little stronger, a little slower moving , and a lot wetter
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