2024-03-30
The Earth’s Temperature and Cyclonic Storms
Unraveling the Connection
- Cyclonic storms is the superset of typhoons, hurricanes and tornadoes.
- They are characterized by high winds, potential for damage and heavy rainfalls.
- Their impacts and lead to destroyed homes, flooding and many deaths.
The Earth’s Temperature Over 30 Years
Explanation : The graph illustrates how the Earth’s temperature has changed over 30 years starting from year 1986
Source : https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/access/monitoring/climate-at-a-glance/global/time-series
Earth’s Tempature Visual
Occurrence of Cyclonic Storms Over 30 Years
Explanation : This graph will depict the occurrence of hurricanes, typhoons, and tornadoes over 30 years start from year 1986 years.
30 Years of Cyclonic Storms Visualization
Intensity of Cyclonic Storms Over 30 Years
- Explanation : This graph will display the intensity of hurricanes, typhoons, and tornadoes over 30 years starting from 1986.
30 Years of Cyclonic Storms Intensities Visualization
Correlation Analysis
- Explanation : We will analyze the data to understand if there’s a correlation between the Earth’s temperature, the frequency and intensity of cyclonic storms.
Data Analysis
- Earth’s Temperature
- Cyclonic Storm Occurrence
- Storm Intensity
Correlation Analysis Visualization
Findings
- Increased Temperature leads to less hurricanes overall.
- Increased Temperature leads to more intesive hurricanes.
We will verify this with trend lines for each category
- Tropical Depression
- Tropical Storm
- Hurricane Category 1 - 5
Tropical Depression
Tropical Storm
Hurricane Category 1
Hurricane Category 2
Hurricane Category 3
Hurricane Category 4
Hurricane Category 5
Conclusion
Temperature Increase Conclusions
- You can conclude that lower intensive cyclones occur less.
- You can also conclude that higher intensive cyclones occur more often.
- Overall less hurricanes occur.