The brown ocean effect is an observed weather phenomenon where tropical cyclones, which are commonly expected to lose energy when they make landfall, instead maintain strength or intensify over land surfaces.
They are commonly expected to lose energy when they make landfall but instead maintain strength or intensify over land surfaces. The brown ocean effect is an observed weather phenomenon involving tropical cyclones after landfall.
The brown ocean effect is an observed weather phenomenon involving tropical cyclones after landfall. They are commonly expected to lose energy when they make landfall but instead maintain strength or intensify over land surfaces.
The brown ocean effect is an observed weather phenomenon involving tropical cyclones after landfall. They are commonly expected to lose energy when they make landfall but instead maintain strength or intensify over land surfaces.