Climate change could impact the formation of hurricanes by increasing sea surface temperatures, providing warmer waters that are conducive to hurricane formation. Warmer air temperatures can also lead to more frequent and intense storms, which can result in stronger hurricanes forming. Additionally, changes in atmospheric circulation patterns caused by climate change can alter the conditions that are favorable for hurricane development. Overall, the changing climate can create a more hospitable environment for hurricanes to form and potentially increase the frequency and intensity of tropical storms.
