Hurricanes and Anomalous Heat in the Caribbean

Zack Guido; Teddy Allen; Simon MasonPablo Méndez‐Lázaro

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Abstract Co‐occurring hazards present unparalleled challenges to development and disaster recovery. In this study, we investigate the relationship between anomalous heat in the aftermath of tropical cyclones in the eastern Caribbean between 1991 and 2020. We analyze the spatial patterns of anomalous heat index (HI) values for 53 tropical storms and hurricanes using a Lagrangian analysis framework. Furthermore, we analyze temporal patterns of 205 city‐storms pairings. The spatial patterns displayed distinct and statistically significant areas of anomalously warm conditions regardless of the storm intensity classification. Moreover, all 205 city‐storm events had positive HI anomalies following the storms' passage with a maximum of 5°C. The results show that HI anomalies can be high, have a time lag of days, and be observed in locations not directly impacted by the storm. The results have implications for tropical cyclones preparedness, including suggesting that preparedness include informing the public about heat impacts.

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《Geophysical Research Letters》 |2022年第21期|n/a-n/a|共9页
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Zack Guido; Teddy Allen; Simon MasonPablo Méndez‐Lázaro;
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Arizona Institutes for Resilient Environments and Societies;

Caribbean Institute for Meteorology and Hydrology;

International Research Institute for Climate and SocietyUniversity of Puerto Rico‐Medical Campus;

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compound hazards; Caribbean; hurricanes; heat waves; heat index; small island developing states;

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