Has Global Warming Contributed to the Largest Number of Typhoons Affecting South Korea in September 2019?

Min, S.-K.
Seong, M.-G.
Cha, D.-H.
Lee, M.
Lott, F.C.
Ciavarella, A.
Stott, P.A.
Kim, M.-K.
Boo, K.-O.
Byun, Y.-H.

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Publication date

January 2021

DOI

10.1175/BAMS-D-20-0156.1

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American Meteorological Society

Journal

Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society

Abstract

A multimodel analysis indicates that the 2019 September record high number of typhoons affecting South Korea was contributed to mostly by the very strong convection over northwestern India with no discernible anthropogenic contribution. ?2021 American Meteorological Society11Nsciescopu

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Has Global Warming Contributed to the Largest Number of Typhoons Affecting South Korea in September 2019?

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