Extended Data Fig. 1: Maps of the occurrence frequency of intense TCs and the inter-seasonal difference between the early and late seasons.
From: Seasonal advance of intense tropical cyclones in a warming climate
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a, Distribution of the track density of intense TCs (shading) and the location of RI events (dots) over the North Atlantic basin during 1981–2017. b, Linear trends of the inter-seasonal difference in intense TC number between the early and late seasons (also part of Fig. 1c). The black crosses indicate significance at the 95% confidence level. The annual number of intense TCs is calculated over 5° × 5° boxes prior to computing trends. The basemaps in panels a and b were plotted using the Matplotlib basemap toolkit76 with the geographical coordinate system World Geodetic system 1984 generated by the Global Positioning System (maintained by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration).