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Uncertainties in tropical cyclone landfall decay

Earth Sciences

Uncertainties in tropical cyclone landfall decay

K. T. F. Chan, J. C. L. Chan, et al.

Research by Kelvin T. F. Chan, Johnny C. L. Chan, Kailin Zhang, and Yue Wu unveils the complexities of tropical cyclone landfall decay in a warming climate. The study highlights that reported trends in decay are uncertain and vary significantly based on location, time, and methodologies. An essential factor identified is the effective area of ocean moisture supply, influenced by landfalling track modes.

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