Linked to Changes in Atlantic Sea-surface Temperatures
This chapter presents a few hurricane facts (hurricane terminology and categories, lists of 2005 storms, brief descriptions of Hurricanes Dennis, Katrina, Rita, and Wilma along with maps of their paths) and discusses a link between U.S. hurricane landfalls and the persistent above-average surface te...
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| Summary: | This chapter presents a few hurricane facts (hurricane terminology and categories, lists of 2005 storms, brief descriptions of Hurricanes Dennis, Katrina, Rita, and Wilma along with maps of their paths) and discusses a link between U.S. hurricane landfalls and the persistent above-average surface temperature of the North Atlantic |
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