Climate change increased tropical Cyclone Arnab’s damage by 33%: Study

“Climate change increased Cyclone Arnab’s maximum wind speed by approximately 5%, and intensified its eyewall rainfall rate by 11% at landfall,” according to the study

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Climate change increased tropical Cyclone Arnab’s damage by 33%: Study

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“Climate change increased Cyclone Arnab’s maximum wind speed by approximately 5%, and intensified its eyewall rainfall rate by 11% at landfall,” according to the study

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