Heat-driven shifts in wind patterns could increase hurricane risks along US coastlines, researchers say

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Heat-driven shifts in wind patterns could increase hurricane risks along US coastlines, researchers say
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Surface warming in the Pacific Ocean could have potentially destructive consequences for the East and Gulf coasts, study finds.

New model-based research found that enhanced surface ocean warming in the eastern tropical Pacific could trigger large-scale shifts in upper atmosphere wind patterns, according to the study.

"The same winds that steer storms towards the U.S. coast will also make the storms stronger near the coast, because they are lowering wind shear," Karthik Balaguru, a climate and data scientist at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory and author of the study, told ABC News. The model, called the Risk Analysis Framework for Tropical Cyclones and generated by the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, is able to generate large ensembles of tropical cyclones and hurricanes, which the allows for robust quantification, Balaguru said. This is the first research to identify the mechanisms behind increased hurricane risk in the U.S. due to climate change, Balaguru said.

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