A fresh round of government and private hurricane forecasts show Tropical Storm Gustav, which is now heading west between Jamaica and Cuba, growing into
a dangerous hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico over the weekend and hitting the Gulf Coast around Labor Day.
Not exact matches
In a column for The Washington Post earlier this month, Ron Klain, who served as chief of staff for the vice presidents Al Gore and Joe Biden, said August could be extremely
dangerous for Trump and the administration, highlighting the threat of a major
hurricane as a top reason.
Hal Needham, a
hurricane scientist at Louisiana State University, wrote
in a blog post on the weather site WXshift that a storm's category doesn't fully convey how
dangerous rainfall could be and how much damage it could cause.
Hurricane Jose, moving west - northwest and last located about 415 miles off the Northern Leeward Islands, was updated to an «extremely
dangerous» Category 4 storm and is expected
in the northeastern Caribbean on Saturday.
The «extremely
dangerous»
hurricane was downgraded from a category 5 to a category 4 early on Friday, but it still packed winds as strong as 155 miles per hour, the U.S. National Hurricane Center (NHC) said in an
hurricane was downgraded from a category 5 to a category 4 early on Friday, but it still packed winds as strong as 155 miles per hour, the U.S. National
Hurricane Center (NHC) said in an
Hurricane Center (NHC) said
in an advisory.
Some areas
in Puerto Rico are expected to see 20 inches of rain and 6 to 9 feet of
dangerous storm surge (often the most deadly component of a
hurricane).
Dangerous, but
in a region with a long history of Category 4 and 5
hurricanes, hardly something residents hadn't seen before.
In fact, it can be the most
dangerous part of any
hurricane, and it is only partly determined by wind speed (the aspect of a storm on which the
hurricane categories are based).
«Do not venture outside when the calm eye of the
hurricane passes over, as
dangerous winds will return very quickly when the eye moves away,» a forecaster warned
in a previous advisory.
Hurricane Harvey became the nation's first Category 4 landfall
in almost 12 years, hammering the Texas Gulf Coast with an extremely
dangerous combination of torrential rainfall, storm - surge flooding and destructive winds.
Irma is likely to be a large and very
dangerous Category 3 or 4
hurricane with 120 — 150 mph winds when it makes landfall
in the Florida Keys on Sunday morning.
After past disasters such as
hurricanes, fires or floods, children have died
in dangerous cribs, often donated to the families with the best intentions.
Since
Hurricane Harvey made landfall
in Texas last Friday,
dangerous flooding has driven tens of thousands of people from their homes, leaving «unprecedented» rainfall and winds to wreak havoc.
Hurricane Maria whipped through Puerto Rico, leaving a path of destruction and
dangerous floodwaters
in its wake.
«Smaller»
hurricanes can still be terribly
dangerous and damaging, too;
Hurricane Harvey, which just drowned Texas and Louisiana, does not make the record books
in any category — except for rainfall.
Over the last 24 hours, these factors have combined perfectly to build a truly frightening
hurricane that the Mexican National Weather Service is calling «the most
dangerous storm
in history.»
So whether you've ever experienced a
hurricane, keep
in mind that weather can be
dangerous both on land and at sea.
Since Tropical Depressions can suddenly develop and may quickly morph into
dangerous hurricanes and tornedos, it imperative for families to have a disaster plan
in place.
If a
hurricane is active nearby conditions worsen and can be
dangerous, so be sure to check the weather forecast before you book a last - minute holiday to the Riviera Maya
in the wet season.
Original post, Oct. 3
Hurricane Matthew, which briefly reached Category 5 strength last Friday and remained a potent Category 4 storm today, is poised to pummel Haiti overnight with ferocious winds and
dangerous downpours — up to 40 inches
in spots — before roaring north over Cuba and the Bahamas.
The confluence of rivers and sea is a
dangerous zone
in a
hurricane.
Last week, the White House released a report that found that climate change is already creating changes
in the United States by threatening the Southwest with heat waves, the Atlantic Coast with
dangerous hurricanes and the middle of the country with flooding.
An important point
in the article, I felt, was: «the very real and
dangerous increases
in recent Atlantic
hurricane activity will no doubt continue to provide a heightened sense of purpose to research addressing how
hurricane behavior might change
in our changing climate...»
The way I handle this (such as a
dangerous hurricane) is to say, «We can only expect worse
in the future with GW.»
An important point
in the article, I felt, was: «the very real and
dangerous increases
in recent Atlantic
hurricane activity will no doubt continue to provide a heightened sense of purpose to research addressing how
hurricane behavior might change
in our changing climate...» so «give us more money!!!».
Wilma «has become an extremely
dangerous Category Five
hurricane on the Saffir - Simpson scale,» the center said
in an advisory.
Whether Irene is a strong tropical storm or
hurricane over New England will make little difference
in the expected impacts of damaging winds... a
dangerous storm surge... and flooding rains.
«It's very
dangerous to explain Rita or Katrina through global warming, because we have always had strong
hurricanes in the USA - the strongest one on record dates back to 1935.»
We pay for climate disruption every day
in the form of
hurricanes, droughts, floods, heat waves, and other
dangerous weather events that pose significant health and economic risks.
If our polluting activities have nothing to do with the
hurricanes than why France's President Francois Hollande during its recent visit
in the Philippines called for more actions
in order to stop climate change because he said that Typhoon Hagupit and Typhoon Hayan which devastated the region become that big and
dangerous due to our polluting activities which brings the planet on the brink of disaster.
A (2) Modern warming, glacier and sea ice recession, sea level rise, drought and
hurricane intensities... are all occurring at unprecedentedly high and rapid rates, and the effects are globally synchronous (not just regional)... and thus
dangerous consequences to the global biosphere and human civilizations loom
in the near future as a consequence of anthropogenic influences.
EDITION 12.44 A number of important lessons are coming out
in the aftermath of
Hurricane Sandy, but the biggest finally may be recognition of the fact that global warming and its resulting climate change are real and
dangerous.
Hurricane Matthew:
Dangerous storm closes
in on Haiti.
NASA Sees Large
Dangerous Hurricane Nicole Closing
in on Bermuda http://www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/2016/nicole-atlantic-ocean
Three weeks after
Hurricane Harvey made landfall, leaving devastation
in its wake, the western hemisphere is bracing for the impact of
Hurricane Irma, an «extremely
dangerous» Category 4 storm whose winds have reached up to 185 mph.