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- Study finds pressure point in the Gulf could drive hurricane strength
Driven by high temperatures in the Gulf, Hurricane Ian rapidly intensified from a Category 3 to Category 5 before making landfall in Southwest Florida on September 28, 2022 The deadly storm
- Study Finds Pressure Point in Gulf Helps Predict Hurricane Intensity - MSN
Dr Liu says the strong loop current failed to flush the warm water from the shallow region of the Gulf in 2022 leading to Hurricane Ian's rapid intensification from a Cat 3-to a 5 before hitting
- Study finds ‘pressure point’ in the Gulf could drive hurricane strength . . .
The researchers found that if the Loop Current reaches an area near the Dry Tortugas, which they call the “pressure point,” it can flush warm waters from the West Florida Shelf and replace it with cold water from deeper regions of the Gulf This pressure point is where the shallow contours of the seafloor converge, forcing cold water to the
- Study finds pressure point in the Gulf could drive hurricane strength . . .
The researchers found that if the Loop Current reaches an area near the Dry Tortugas, which they call the ”pressure point,” it can flush warm waters from the West Florida Shelf and replace it with cold water from deeper regions of the Gulf
- Researchers Identify Pressure Point in Gulf Linked to Hurricane Ians . . .
It was discovered that the Loop Current, when it reaches a critical area near the Dry Tortugas known as the “pressure point,” facilitates the upwelling of cooler waters from deeper regions to replace warmer waters on the shelf
- Gulf Pressure Point May Boost Hurricane Intensity - Mirage News
The researchers found that if the Loop Current reaches an area near the Dry Tortugas, which they call the "pressure point," it can flush warm waters from the West Florida Shelf and replace it with cold water from deeper regions of the Gulf
- Study finds pressure point in the Gulf could drive hurricane strength
Driven by high temperatures in the Gulf, Hurricane Ian rapidly intensified from a Category 3 to Category 5 before making landfall in Southwest Florida on September 28, 2022 The deadly storm caught many by surprise and became the costliest hurricane in state history
- Scientists Uncover the Silent Force That Fueled Florida’s Deadliest . . .
There, it reaches what scientists call a “pressure point,” a critical zone where the shallow seafloor contours converge and force cooler, deeper waters upward—a process called upwelling
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