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Global warming changes tropical cyclone translation speed
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This research, conducted by Munehiko Yamaguchi, Johnny C.L. Chan, Il-Ju Moon, Kohei Yoshida, and Ryo Mizuta, challenges previous beliefs regarding tropical cyclone translation speed under global warming. It reveals that while historical data shows no slowdown, future simulations predict a shift that could enhance cyclones' speeds in certain areas, contradicting expected patterns.
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