Global warming increasing hurricane intensity

Global warming is impacting hurricanes by making them wetter and more intense, with slower movement leading to increased precipitation and flooding. Rising temperatures allow the air to hold more water, feeding more energy into storms. Climate scientists note that warmer air and water contribute to stronger storms, with recent studies showing faster intensification.

What do scientists say about the relationship between air temperature and water retention?

Discuss the recent findings regarding the rapid intensification of storms.