Whether the model predictions are correct, we will have to wait and see, but at least some scientists are now going way beyond the simplistic - warmer seas mean more intense hurricanes.
".......scientists have now used a modelling approach capable of capturing storms of category-3 or higher intensity, enabling them to simulate twenty-first-century storms realistically....... the ensemble-mean of 18 global climate models and 4 regional models.............
In the simulations, the number of category-4 and category-5 storms in the Atlantic Ocean rose 81 per cent by 2100......increasing numbers of the strongest storms could drastically raise the cost of storm damage."
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Wednesday, February 3, 2010
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