Tropical cyclones in Hong Kong region 1885-2017
"The reconstructed series of TCs from 1885 to 2017 indicated an apparent decreasing trend accompanied by obvious inter-annual to multi-decadal variability."
link.springer.com/article/10.100…
"The reconstructed series of TCs from 1885 to 2017 indicated an apparent decreasing trend accompanied by obvious inter-annual to multi-decadal variability."
link.springer.com/article/10.100…
From the same paper, TC landfalls in China 1884-2016
"the number of TCs affecting southern China coastal zone and the TC-caused precipitation in China mainland has actually decreased over the last 5–6 decades"
"the number of TCs affecting southern China coastal zone and the TC-caused precipitation in China mainland has actually decreased over the last 5–6 decades"
From the same paper, TC landfalls in Japan 1900-2014
"both the trends of annual TCs in Japan and affecting HK during the past 110 years plus showed a similar decrease (−0.08 and −0.11 TC/10 years, respectively)"
"both the trends of annual TCs in Japan and affecting HK during the past 110 years plus showed a similar decrease (−0.08 and −0.11 TC/10 years, respectively)"
Bottom line: "They support the previous findings that the TC frequency in Western Pacific has not increased under the background of global warming since the late nineteenth century."
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