Climate Change Amplified Cyclone Arnab's Damage By 33 Percent: Study

A recent study reveals that human-induced climate change increased tropical Cyclone Arnab's maximum wind speed by five percent and intensified eyewall rainfall by eleven percent at landfall. Consequently, researchers estimate that these climate-driven factors amplified the overall economic and structural damage inflicted by the storm by thirty-three percent. This finding underscores the growing financial and environmental toll of severe weather events intensified by global warming.