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Category 6 Could Become the New Hurricane Standard
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Hurricane Melissa, which devastated Jamaica and Cuba before moving into the Atlantic, has reignited a global debate among scientists: have we already entered the era of Category 6 hurricanes? Below, we explain why and why these types of storms could become the new normal. What are the characteristics of Category 6 hurricanes? Driven by climate change caused by human activity, these storms are becoming increasingly intense, fast, and destructive…
Human-induced climate change is making hurricanes like Melissa more intense, faster and life-threatening.
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