Read the article: Should we expect more monster storms like Hurricane Melissa as the planet warms?

Hurricane Melissa & Climate Change – Reading Comprehension Quiz

1. What peak wind speed did Hurricane Melissa reach when it struck Jamaica?
2. According to Imperial College’s analysis, how did the likelihood of a storm as strong as Melissa striking Jamaica change between pre-industrial times and today’s warmer climate?
3. Compared to pre-industrial times, today’s climate makes Melissa‑type storms how much more likely?
4. In a world 2°C warmer, storms like Melissa could be how much stronger than under pre‑industrial conditions?
5. Hurricane Melissa is described as one of the ______ Atlantic storms to make landfall on record.
6. Climate Central estimates those unusually warm conditions were made how much more likely by human‑caused climate change?
7. What does the article say about hurricane frequency versus strength as the planet warms?
8. Since 1960’s satellite era, how many years have had three or more Category 5 Atlantic hurricanes?
9. Dr Akshay Deoras describes the warm Atlantic region where Melissa intensified as:
10. Compared to a 1903 Jamaica hurricane, Melissa’s rainfall was considered ______ in today’s warmer climate.