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3/ As Axios reported after Hurricane Michael in 2018, the ocean is a hurricane’s main source of fuel (in the form of heat and moisture) — and water temperatures have been increasing as the world warms. https://t.co/L6ynstPYun — PolitiTweet.org

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2/ Ida’s rapid intensification — which exceeded forecasts — was due to extremely warm ocean waters and ideal conditions in the atmosphere. The Gulf of Mexico served as gasoline thrown onto the fire of the storm. https://t.co/NId6Ma4iUx — PolitiTweet.org

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4/ By warming air and ocean temperatures, human-caused climate change is leading to stronger and wetter hurricanes. (Ida is one of the strongest on record in Louisiana.) It’s also leading to more storms that rapidly intensify. https://t.co/NId6Ma4iUx — PolitiTweet.org

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