Hurricane Milton, which battered Florida this week, didn’t just hit hard—it carried the unmistakable mark of human-driven climate change, scientists revealed Friday. 🌊💨 According to a World Weather Attribution (WWA) study, rising global temperatures supercharged Milton’s rainfall by 20-30% and doubled the likelihood of such extreme weather events.
Imagine a storm upgraded from 'dangerous' to 'disastrous' overnight: Climate impacts boosted Milton’s winds by 10%, transforming it from a Category 2 to a Category 3 hurricane. 📈🔥 Each category jump multiplies damage risk by four times, says the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). Talk about a climate curveball!
Experts warn this isn’t just bad luck—it’s science. Warmer oceans fuel storms faster, like adding jet fuel to nature’s wrath. 💥 Will this be the wake-up call for climate action? Stay tuned as researchers decode more weather mysteries. 🌐🔍
