Not exact matches
We experienced
hurricane force winds (full
strength still to be
determined), and a large surge from the south.
The 2006 Saul / DCI press release quotes the Koch - funded Cato Institute's Patrick Michaels, who stated, «There are many more factors
determining hurricane frequency and severity, some of which (such as westerly wind
strength) should become LESS conducive to
hurricanes as the planet warms.»
What these examples clearly show is that it's not the pre-
hurricane SST, but the depth of the warm layer, which is most important in
determining the SST during the
hurricane and hence the
strength of the
hurricane.
The researchers used statistical models and techniques from a field of mathematics called information theory to
determine factors contributing to
hurricane strength from 1970 to 2004 in six of the world's ocean basins, including the North Atlantic, Pacific and Indian oceans.