Super Typhoon Ragasa, a powerful storm originating in the South China Sea, recently impacted Hong Kong and Guangdong province. Scientists have emphasized a significant link between climate change and the increased frequency of severe weather events. The typhoon’s intensity led to considerable damage and a number of fatalities across both regions. Researchers have stated that rising global temperatures are accelerating storm formation and intensifying existing conditions. The SCMP daily provides ongoing coverage of this event, detailing the typhoon’s impacts and the scientific explanation behind the observed trends.
Credits: News – South China Morning Post
