Researchers Debate Warming, Hurricanes

WASHINGTON -- The debate over whether global warming affects hurricanes may be running into some unexpected turbulence. Many researchers believe warming is causing the storms to get stronger, while others aren't so sure. Now, a new study raises the possibility that global warming might even make it...
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RANDOLPH E. SCHMID

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Gabriel Vecchi

Kerry Emanuel

U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

New Jersey

Princeton

William Gray

United States

NASA

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Colorado State University

NOAA's National Hurricane Center

Miami's Rosenstiel School

North America

Mid-Atlantic States

Hurricanes and Cyclones

Natural Disasters

Weather

Sciences

Science and Technology

Meteorology

Earth Science

Climatology

Global Climate Change

Geophysics

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