Climate change amplified intensity of Hurricane Helene, study says

Two weeks after Hurricane Helene devastated Florida and caused widespread devastation across the southeastern US states, killing more than 200 people, a new study found that climate change intensified the storm's rain and winds. Fossil fuels also increased the frequency of such devastating hurricanes, said the World Weather Attribution study.

Oct 9, 2024 - 07:00
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Climate change amplified intensity of Hurricane Helene, study says
Two weeks after Hurricane Helene devastated Florida and caused widespread devastation across the southeastern US states, killing more than 200 people, a new study found that climate change intensified the storm's rain and winds. Fossil fuels also increased the frequency of such devastating hurricanes, said the World Weather Attribution study.

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