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Targeted artificial ocean cooling to weaken tropical cyclones would be futile

Earth Sciences

Targeted artificial ocean cooling to weaken tropical cyclones would be futile

J. Hlywiak and D. S. Nolan

This study investigates innovative methods to cool sea surface temperatures and mitigate the impact of tropical cyclones before they reach land. Despite the potential for significant impact, findings indicate that even large-scale cooling may only achieve marginal weakening of storms just prior to landfall. This research was conducted by James Hlywiak and David S. Nolan.

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