Tropical storms are not only becoming increasingly frequent but also more powerful and destructive, causing significant ramifications for the economy and employment rates.
Hurricanes have historically been the most costly climate events in the US, with NOAA noting that their financial impact has surged to $1.3 trillion since 1980.
Climate change, evidenced by warmer ocean temperatures and increased rain, is a significant factor in the heightened severity and frequency of hurricanes.
The destruction caused by hurricanes, exemplified by Helene and Milton, is projected to greatly impact GDP and hinder employment growth in affected regions.
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