Storm Surge: The Science behind This Year’s Hyperactive Hurricane Season

Storm Surge: The Science behind This Year’s Hyperactive Hurricane Season


The peak of the Atlantic hurricane season has arrived and is living up to its name: Two storms, Laura and Marco, developed within the relatively small confines of the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea area late last week.

Continue Reading . . . https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/storm-surge-the-science-behind-this-years-hyperactive-hurricane-season/

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