This Hurricane Was Made Worse by Us — Here’s How

Hurricane Melissa wasn’t just another storm — it was supercharged by climate change
With winds reaching a terrifying 298 km/h and rainfall 16% more intense than it would’ve been in a cooler world, Melissa devastated the Caribbean and left scientists alarmed

In this video, we break down how human-caused climate change fueled the storm’s power
From warmer ocean temperatures to increased humidity, the evidence is clear — storms like Melissa are becoming stronger, wetter, and deadlier

:globe_showing_Europe-Africa: This is more than weather — it’s a preview of our future
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