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News Release 18-034
Hurricanes: Stronger, slower, wetter in the future?
New analysis compares 22 named storms with possible hurricanes of the future
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Will future hurricanes resemble 2017's Jose (top) and Maria? Scientists have new answers.
Credit: NASA
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A gale blows across the Florida Gulf Coast during Hurricane Irma in 2017.
Credit: Center for Severe Weather Research
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Hurricane Irma resulted in extensive damage in the Florida Keys, such as boats blown onto land.
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Hurricane Harvey left widespread flooding in its wake in 2017.
Credit: South Carolina National Guard
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Hurricane Ernesto tore a path through the Caribbean in 2012.
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Hurricane Gustav flooded roads in Bay St. Louis, Mississippi, in 2008.
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