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Recent increase in near-perpendicular tropical cyclone landfall fraction projected to emerge under high-emissions warming
Tropical cyclone landfall angle strongly modulates storm-surge potential, but how it changes with climate remains unknown. From 1980 to 2024, the global fraction of near-perpendicular landfalls shows a weak, statistically insignificant increase, with no significant basin-scale trends. PepC-Global si
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