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Tropical Storm Formation
The process where warm air rising from the ocean's surface leads to the development of a tropical storm.
Climate Change Impact
The potential influence of climate change on tropical storms, with warmer temperatures possibly increasing the frequency and intensity of these storms.
Ocean Temperature
The rising temperatures of the Earth's oceans, with temperatures above 27 °C potentially contributing to the formation and strengthening of tropical storms.
Tropical Storm Intensity
The energy levels of tropical storms, which may increase with higher temperatures, leading to more powerful storms capable of causing greater damage.
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