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The El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) is a recurring climate pattern involving changes in the temperature of waters in the central and eastern tropical Pacific Ocean.

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Sea levels rose a foot over the last century off the coast of New York City . When sea levels rise it is likely to make tropical storms more damaging. Coastal flooding and subsequent storm damage along coasts have increases over the years.

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Hurricane Katrina and Hurricane Sandy average cost in damages was about $95 billion.

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From 1980-2018, tropical cyclones have caused the most damage, have the highest average event cost, and are responsible for more deaths than any other billion-dollar weather and climate disaster type in the US.

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Climate models are predicting that the intensity of tropical storms will increase due to warmer ocean surface temperatures and higher sea levels.  The wind speeds are potentially increasing 2-11 per cent. Rainfall rates during these storms are projected to increase by about 20 per cent

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Storm surge, flooding, and other associated damages to infrastructure and communities  have increase in intensity over the last couple of decades. These devastation's would not have been as severe if it was in the 80's

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The intensity of North Atlantic hurricanes and the number of Category 4 and 5 hurricanes have increased since the 1980s.These increases are due in part to warmer sea surface temperatures in the areas where Atlantic hurricanes form and pass through.