Heavy precipitation and strong winds in typhoon Yagi in Vietnam mostly strengthened by human-driven climate change

Depressions near Northern Vietnam similar to Typhoon Yagi are up to  18 mm/day (up to 20%)  wetter and locally up to 6 km/h (up to 5%)  windier in the present than they have been in the past.

We have low confidence in the robustness of our approach given the available climate data, as Typhoon Yagi was a largely unique event in the data record

We mostly ascribe the high precipitation and the strong winds of Typhoon Yagi to human-driven climate change and natural climate variability likely played a modest role (low confidence).