The global warming may result in the appearance of a stable hurricane on Earth, which will circulate all year round, predicts climatologist Alexey Karnaukhov, a leading researcher at the Pushchinsky Center for Biological Research of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
"The bottom line is that with a further increase in temperatures, a stable hurricane may arise, which will circulate all year round on a constant basis, like Jupiter's Great Red Spot, and will move, for example, from the shores of the Sahara to the shores of Florida, cross the American continent in the area of Nicaragua, and further develop in the Pacific Ocean, go to Indonesia, Vietnam, the shores of India," the scientist said on the air of Radio Russia.
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