The impact of climate change on hurricane frequency is a complex and evolving area of study. While there is evidence suggesting that warmer ocean temperatures can lead to more intense hurricanes, the overall frequency of hurricanes may not increase significantly. Changes in atmospheric conditions, such as wind patterns and humidity, also play a role in hurricane formation and severity. This climate-induced variability can lead to shifts in the seasonal patterns and geographical distribution of hurricanes. Understanding these dynamics is essential for enhancing predictive models and improving disaster preparedness.