TigerRisk study: are stalling hurricanes becoming more frequent?

TigerRisk researches future trend for more hurricanes stalling over land

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As tropical Storm Barry moves towards New Orleans, weather forecasters are predicting that it could become a hurricane and then stall over land, meaning that rain, not wind, will be the main peril.

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