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Global increase in tropical cyclone rain rate

Earth Sciences

Global increase in tropical cyclone rain rate

O. Guzman and H. Jiang

This study by Oscar Guzman and Haiyan Jiang uncovers a significant increase in tropical cyclone rainfall rates by about 1.3% per year over a 19-year period. The research highlights how inner-core rainfall rates have decreased while rainband rainfall rates have surged, especially in the Northwestern Pacific and North Atlantic basins, driven by rising sea surface temperatures and total precipitable water.

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