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Hurricane Isabel, 10 years later: Climate change increasing chances of more destructive hurricanes

2013-09-15 15:36:22| Climate Ark Climate Change & Global Warming Newsfeed

Times-Dispatch: If you pick enough cards, you will draw an ace. And if you endure enough hurricanes, you will suffer a really bad one. Climate change, however, is loading the deck, many experts say. You cant say for sure that Hurricane Sandy in 2012 or Hurricane Isabel in 2003 were caused by our warming climate. Destructive storms can happen naturally, just as you can draw an ace from a normal deck. But climate change is increasing the probability that a storm will be big, according to experts such...

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