"increased storms" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there is a higher number or frequency of storms than usual. Example: "Climate change has resulted in increased storms in the region, leading to more frequent power outages and property damage."
Rather, they say, increased storms during a period when the climate was cold and unstable produced more flooding on the rivers.
Habitat loss, destruction of mangroves and increased storms, among other effects of climate change, will lead to job losses across the agriculture industry, experts say.
OO Chicago: Increased Storms Flood Nearly 600 Buildings With Sewage in 2013 - as climate change effects overwhelm the ancient sewer system there.
The changes to the environment that we are likely to see include increased storms, droughts, and decrease in drinking water around the globe.
While these are important steps to address the root causes of climate change, we also need a comprehensive plan for addressing the reality of the changes we are already seeing, from sea level rise to more severe and erratic weather patterns that result in increased storms, heat waves, floods and droughts.
These results will be important for modeling how increased storms and ocean level rise will affect sandy coasts.
Small oceanic islands will experience increased storm surges and problems with increased soil salinity.
"The result of the increased storm damage is a massive erosion problem," it says.
The report last week argues that the U.N.'s estimates "were produced too quickly" and failed to include a variety of cost multipliers, including effects on the energy, manufacturing and retailing sectors, ecosystem protection and increased storm intensity in coastal areas.
Money will also be made available to help vulnerable countries deal with a whole range of problems caused by global warming, from increased storm and flood damage to mass-migration as drought and rising sea levels make huge areas uninhabitable.
Given Hurricane Sandy and persistent droughts, Mr. Obama would also make communities more resilient to climate change; construction of federally financed buildings and roads, for example, will now have to take sea-level rise and increased storm surges into account.
