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there is an increase in the frequency of droughts and cyclones​

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13. How does climate change affect the strength and frequency of floods, droughts, hurricanes, and tornadoes?

Climate change: evidence and causes

Earth’s lower atmosphere is becoming warmer and moister as a result of human-emitted greenhouse gases. This gives the potential for more energy for storms and certain severe weather events. Consistent with theoretical expectations, heavy rainfall and snowfall events (which increase the risk of flooding) and heatwaves are generally becoming more frequent. Trends in extreme rainfall vary from region to region: the most pronounced changes are evident in North America and parts of Europe, especially in winter.