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edit approved Apr 26, 2014 at 19:31
milancurcic
edit approved Apr 26, 2014 at 19:31
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Does global climate change mean that Will tropical cyclones such as hurricanes will form and be sustained in areas they previously were not due to global climate change?

With global climate change, is it possible that tropical cyclones such as hurricanes (seenas seen in the Atlantic basin for example) are going to form and be sustained in regions where they previously didn'tdid not, for example close tonear Europe?

Does global climate change mean that tropical cyclones such as hurricanes will form and be sustained in areas they previously were not?

With global climate change, is it possible that tropical cyclones such as hurricanes (seen in the Atlantic basin) are going to form and be sustained in regions where they previously didn't, for example close to Europe?

Will tropical cyclones form and be sustained in areas they previously were not due to global climate change?

With global climate change, is it possible that tropical cyclones (as seen in the Atlantic basin for example) are going to form and be sustained in regions where they previously did not, for example near Europe?

refine the English, broaden hurricane to tropical cyclone (I assume so called Medicanes, potential Persian Gulf tropical cyclones, tcs impacting W Europe and South Atlantic tcs would make a more complete answer). (feel free to cancel edit if it broadens scope too much)
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Siv
edit approved Apr 25, 2014 at 14:35
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Does global climate change makemean that tropical cyclones such as hurricanes more spreadedwill form and be sustained in areas they previously were not?

With the global climate change, is it possible that tropical cyclones such as hurricanes (like the ones that destroy around the East Coast ofseen in the USAAtlantic basin) are going to appear on other places,form and be sustained in regions where they were unlikely- around Europepreviously didn't, for example close to Europe?

Does global climate change make hurricanes more spreaded?

With the global climate change, is it possible that hurricanes (like the ones that destroy around the East Coast of the USA) are going to appear on other places, where they were unlikely- around Europe, for example?

Does global climate change mean that tropical cyclones such as hurricanes will form and be sustained in areas they previously were not?

With global climate change, is it possible that tropical cyclones such as hurricanes (seen in the Atlantic basin) are going to form and be sustained in regions where they previously didn't, for example close to Europe?

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Does global climate change make hurricanes more spreaded?

With the global climate change, is it possible that hurricanes (like the ones that destroy around the East Coast of the USA) are going to appear on other places, where they were unlikely- around Europe, for example?