Effects of La Nina on Atlantic HC Conditions
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Basically, less wind shear in Atlantic TC formation areas is cited as a result of La Nina. Less wind shear = better environment for formation. Shear is a strong inhibiting force on tropical cyclone development. It tears them up, makes developing TCs weaken and run away rather than percolate and expand.
Put a cap on shear and all the other ingredients are there for more TCs to spin up.
My amateur explanation, xperts please correct any errors.
Put a cap on shear and all the other ingredients are there for more TCs to spin up.
My amateur explanation, xperts please correct any errors.
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