Scientists Confirm Climate Change Intensified Typhoon Gaemi

The deadly storm caused significant destruction across the Philippines, Taiwan, and China, with its severity linked to rising global temperatures.

Typhoon Gaemi resulted in over 100 deaths and widespread damage in East Asia.
Researchers found the storm's wind speeds were 7% stronger and rainfall up to 14% heavier due to climate change.
Warm ocean temperatures, driven by fossil fuel emissions, provided additional energy for the typhoon.
The study highlights the need for improved urban flood management and better storm impact warnings.
Experts warn that without reducing fossil fuel use, such extreme weather events will become more common.