Powerful hurricanes get second wind in Europe unirdg_news
Atlantic hurricanes generate international attention because of the destruction they can cause across North America and the Caribbean. Just days ago, ex-hurricane Fiona impacted Canada as one of their strongest storms on record. While lesser-known, these cyclones can also wreak havoc in Europe.
The study, led by the University of Reading and the National Center for Atmospheric Science and published today in the journaldue to climate change are expected to make hurricanes stronger.
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