Hurricane Season: More Storms, More Destruction

Hurricanes in the northern hemisphere spin the opposite way of those in the south,

all thanks to the Earth's rotation. But a recent study found something even crazier.

By analyzing dozens of hurricanes, researchers discovered a powerful link: the more storms

that form in a season, the lower their average barometric pressure tends to be.

And lower pressure is the key ingredient for a stronger, more intense hurricane. So,

a busy hurricane season doesn't just mean more storms are coming; it suggests the storms themselves

could be, on average, more destructive. It's a scary link between quantity

and power.