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Scientists have also predicted the role of climate change in a future with deadlier hurricanes. Click to read more.

Rising ocean temperatures over climate change fuels the rapid intensification of hurricanes. The rapid intensification of hurricanes is becoming more common due to climate change, according to scientists.

Controlling the forces of nature through technology has long been thought by scientists, including attempts to weaken hurricanes and force rainfall.

A groundbreaking study done by experts from the University of California, Irvine found that repeated exposure to storms, whether direct, indirect, or media-based, is connected to negative psychological symptoms and may be linked to an increase in mental health issues.