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East Asia to Experience More Catastrophic Cyclones in Future, Researchers Say
The last three decades have seen a rise in the number and intensity of tropical cyclones hitting East Asia. A new study suggests that sea surface temperature changes over the Pacific and changing atmospheric circulation patterns might be driving these cyclones.
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