Climate change can impact the formation of hurricanes in a few ways. First, warmer ocean waters due to climate change provide more heat and energy for hurricanes to form and strengthen. Second, climate change can alter wind patterns, potentially creating more favorable conditions for hurricane formation in some regions. Lastly, sea-level rise caused by climate change can contribute to more storm surge and coastal flooding during hurricanes, amplifying their impact. To understand these impacts, one can study climate change research papers, analyze historical hurricane data, and examine observations and simulations from climate models.
