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Rising temperatures put more energy into the climate system. Warmer air can hold more moisture, and warmer oceans fuel storm systems with greater energy. When this extra moisture and heat are released during storms, they tend to become stronger, producing more intense storms and heavier rainfall in many regions. Observations over recent decades show a trend toward stronger tropical cyclones and more extreme precipitation, even though some areas may experience droughts. So, the increase in global temperatures has contributed to increased storm intensity.