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Climate change fueled Hurricane Isaias with warmer Gulf waters
Original: Climate change supercharged the warm Gulf waters fueling Hurricane Isaias
Climate Central reports that human-caused climate change raised the temperatures of the warm Gulf of Mexico waters that fueled Hurricane Isaias, intensifying the storm. The analysis links the hurricane's strength to ocean warming driven by greenhouse gas emissions. It is being discussed as part of wider coverage connecting powerful Atlantic storms to climate change.
Why now: The hurricane's intensity has prompted attention to climate change's role in warming ocean waters.
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