Reported 3 months ago
Taylor County, Florida, which historically experienced minimal hurricane activity, has recently become a hotspot for storms, facing three hurricanes in just over a year. This surge in hurricane strikes has raised concerns among forecasters, who attribute the change to climate conditions such as warmer ocean temperatures and the influence of La Niña. The increasing frequency and intensity of hurricanes highlight the growing risks for coastal residents, as climate change shifts storm patterns and threatens previously safe areas.
Source: YAHOO