Climate Change Intensified Back-to-back Philippines Storms

Climate change putting Philippines at double risk of typhoons, scientists say
Climate change is making the Philippines more vulnerable to tropical storms, with rising temperatures already putting the country at nearly double the risk of deadly typhoons, scientists said in a report published on Thursday.
Climate change intensified back-to-back Philippines storms: study
Human-induced climate change fuelled a rare string of back-to-back typhoons that battered the Philippines this year and boosted the chances of powerful storms making landfall, a new study said on Thursday.
Climate change ‘supercharged’ the parade of typhoons the Philippines experienced in November
The Philippines experienced a parade of six typhoons within a month, and according to a study by World Weather Attribution (WWA), climate change had a lot to do with the unusual weather event. Released this week,
Climate change ‘supercharged’ deadly string of storms in Philippines: Study
Climate change made the conditions that formed and fuelled the typhoons nearly twice as likely, the scientists found. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Philippines facing ‘unprecedented’ back-to-back typhoons. Scientists now say climate crisis is to blame
Philippines, a country that already faces the highest numbers of tropical cyclones in the world, endured six typhoons in just a matter of 23 days
Philippines faces greater typhoon threat due to climate change, report
A new report revealed that climate change is increasing the Philippines’ vulnerability to tropical storms.As per Reuters, rising temperatures have already nearly doubled the country’s risk of experiencing deadly typhoons.
Climate change intensified back-to-back PH storms–study
Five typhoons and a tropical storm hit the Philippines in a 23-day period across October and November, killing more than 170 people and causing at least $235 million in damage, according to local authorities.
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Climate change behind back-to-back Philippines storms: study
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