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Research Highlights Topic: Hurricane

Projected changes in how many tropical cyclones occur in each location (top images) and where they form (bottom images) across the North Atlantic Ocean.
Projected increase in the variability of Atlantic tropical cyclone activity
Spatial distribution of two widespread precipitation events that occurred on 8 May 1995 and 13 September 1961 and geometric illustration of the extent of an SHPE on the ground.
Understanding the spatial structure of simultaneous heavy precipitation events over the conterminous United States
Hurricane Harvey and Louisiana flood
Extreme event deja vu: Hurricane Harvey (2017) and Louisiana flood (2016)
hurricane intensity
Causes of the weak relationship between tropical Atlantic sea surface temperature and hurricane intensification
Atlantic hurricanes
Atlantic overturning circulation and the recent decline of Atlantic major hurricane frequency
Buoyancy frequencies
Warm eddies in Caribbean Sea could be a link to tropical cyclone intensification
Hurricanes more likely to weaken along the US coast during active periods
Hurricanes more likely to weaken along the US coast during active periods
El Nino events and tropical cyclones, models compared to observations
Modeling western North Pacific tropical cyclones associated with ENSO
Hurricane frequency in model runs
High-resolution climate models show skill in hurricane variability
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Predictability of North Atlantic tropical cyclone track density
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