By Admin 
The Meteorological Department has also been surprised about the storm in the Earth’s second largest Ocean Atlantic Ocean. Hurricane Erin, who rises in Atlantic Ocean, caught such a pace that meteorologists were also shocked, because within 24 hours the storm turned directly from category-1 to category-5.
According to meteorologists, where its speed was 75 miles per hour on Friday morning, till Saturday it was recorded in the record book by holding a speed of 160 miles per hour (about 260 km/h). Experts say that the incidents of storms that have become so fast powerful are now visible due to climate change and rising sea temperature.
What is Rapid Intensification
In meteorological it is called a rapid intensification, it means when a cyclone increases its speed at least 35 miles per hour in 24 hours. Erin left this limit behind. The incident took place in the middle of August, while in general, such a rapidly strong storms are seen in September-October.
Category-5 storm for the fourth consecutive time
Erin is being considered as a different picture of the seasonal pattern and a new picture of the climate crisis. Erin is one of the 43 category-5 storms recorded in Atlantic. The special thing is that since 2016, 11 categories-5 storms have been formed so far, which is unusually high.
The season of 2025 is the fourth consecutive time, when the category-5 storm has surfaced. Earlier in 2024, storms named Berell and Milton showed similar strength. Erin’s attitude is such that it will not cause direct damage to Puerto Rico and Caribbean Islands.
It is being told that it will go out in the open Atlantic between the east coast of America and Bermuda, moving north. However, there is a possibility of heavy rains and floods from its exterior.
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