But it isn’t just the peak winds getting stronger, but how quickly we get to those peak winds, something we call rapid ...

Ulrich said the National Hurricane Center has introduced "experimental" storm track graphics that also show hurricane and ...

Rapid intensification can make hurricanes more dangerous in a short period, leaving less time for preparation and response.

Despite negative stereotypes, some people are working longer in a hybrid world. This "work intensification" has been going on for decades. Setting boundaries is crucial to avoid burning out, says ...

Rapid intensification of storms occurs when sea surface temperatures are at or above record-breaking highs, as was the case with last year’s Hurricane Milton.

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Helene’s Intensification Was ‘Aggressive.’ Here’s Why. Very warm ocean temperatures in the Gulf of Mexico provide fuel for an “aggressive intensification,” a hurricane expert said.

Rapid intensification of storms occurs when sea surface temperatures are at or above record-breaking highs, as was the case with last year’s Hurricane Milton.

Rapidly intensifying hurricanes in a warming climate. Observations show an increase in tropical cyclone intensification rates in the Atlantic basin from 1982-2009. On a global scale, extreme rapid ...

Rapid intensification became the buzz word during the 2024 hurricane season. So what is it? Hurricane Milton experienced this when it went from a tropical storm to a Category 5 in about 24 hours.