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Published Date: July 08, 2026

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Predicting typhoon intensity using ocean surface temperatures

Every year in the West Pacific, as summer ends and September rolls around, typhoons are not far behind.

Source Phys.org AI Summary Updated May 13, 2026
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Every year in the West Pacific, as summer ends and September rolls around, typhoons are not far behind. Typhoons are the most impactful extreme weather events affecting Japan and East Asia, and due to climate change, extremely strong typhoons are becoming more frequent. In order to adapt critical infrastructure to these massive storms and protect coastal areas, accurate accounting for their future impact is essential.

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