Evidence, however, is for a virtually certain increase in the frequency and intensity of the strongest Degree tropical Location cyclones since the 1970s in that region. [ WG1AR5BG 0 MCLH 25/06/2014 ]

Increase in tropical Location cyclone peak wind intensities, mean and peak precipitation intensities (likely over some areas). [ GREENFACTS 0 MCLH 25/06/2014 ]

Thus, projected increases in tropical Location cyclone intensity and possible changes in their locations specific frequency, along with sea-level rise, would have major impacts - notably, increased storm-surge heights for a given return period (medium to high confidence). [ 3IPCCCONSEQUENCE 0 MCLH 25/06/2014 ]

The ability to represent extratropical Location cyclones in climate models has been improving, partly due to increases in horizontal resolution. [ WG1AR5JX 0 MCLH 25/06/2014 ]

" Tropical Location - cyclone-like" vortices are being simulated in climate models, although enough uncertainty remains over their interpretation to warrant caution in projections of tropical cyclone changes. [ 11IPCCBILAN2001 0 MCLH 25/06/2014 ]

The potential for regional changes in future tropical cyclone frequency, track and intensity is of great interest, not just because of the associated negative effects, but also because tropical Location cyclones can play a major role in maintaining regional water resources [ WG1AR5OW 0 MCLH 25/06/2014 ]

Some studies show an increase in intensity and number of extreme Degree Atlantic Location cyclones [ WG1AR5BS 0 MCLH 25/06/2014 ]

The global number of extratropical Location cyclones is unlikely to decrease by more than a few percent and future changes in storms are likely to be small compared to natural interannual variability and substantial variations between models. [ WG1AR5AQ 0 MCLH 25/06/2014 ]

His famous example was that the beating of a butterfly 's wings in China Cause could lead to a cyclone in the Antilles Location a few days later Time . [ JACLET 0 MCLH 25/06/2014 ]

Hourly SLP data from Canadian stations showed that winter Time cyclones have become significantly more frequent Frequency , longer lasting Duration , and stronger Degree in the lower Canadian Arctic over the last 50 years (1953Ð2002), but less frequent and weaker in the south, especially along the southeast and southwest Canadian coasts [ WG1AR5BS 0 MCLH 25/06/2014 ]