Hurricane Waves in Americas Getting 20% Bigger Each Decade, Study Finds
Mexico, the U.S. and Caribbean countries are getting hurricane waves that have increased in size by 80 percent over the past four decades.
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Mexico, the U.S. and Caribbean countries are getting hurricane waves that have increased in size by 80 percent over the past four decades.
Researchers estimate the threat from these waves is only set to increase in the coming years.
Terms of forward speed, forward motion. but look what it's got in its eye. shanghai on the northern frej fringe of the storm. it's already getting battered with heavy rainfall. you can bet the eastern side of the storm, remember, we have counter counterclockwise rotation around typhoons in the northern hemisphere. that's going to bring in the strongest parts of the wind to shanghai. if you travel in or out of shanghai, double-check your flight plans because it will likely be impacted by that. you can see how it rides along the entire east coast of china for the next 24 to 48 hours. it's going ...
It's going to rain itself out. it's going to continue to weaken. that's what we've seen the latest warning from the typhoon center has downgraded this. it's a low end category 1 equivalent. it's got winds of 120 kilometers per hour. that's just over 75 miles per hour. you see the rainfall totals here. even show we've seen that excess of rain in the past 24 hour, it's able to pick up the intensity and speed and will exit the region quite quickly. we've got another typhoon waiting in the wings. this is typhoon krosa. we'll worry about that storm for the second half of next week. you can see the ...