Are Cyclones in the tropics becoming more common?

Ans: According to some research, the frequency of tropical cyclones in the Australian region hasn’t increased since the 1970s. Satellite data from the Bureau of Meteorology is limited because of changes in historical practices. Tropical cyclones are so diverse that it is impossible to draw conclusions about long-term trends.

Increased emissions of greenhouse gases have resulted in rising sea surface temperatures along Australia’s northern coast, and this is without a doubt due to human activity. More heavy rain is likely in the coming days due to the warmer atmosphere’s ability to hold more moisture. As the climate warms, the oceans’ ability to absorb moisture increases.