Sentences with phrase «if this years hurricane»

If this years hurricane events hold out for the remainder of the season then it will certainly be fair and logical to draw the conclusion that we are entering a period of global cooling.

Not exact matches

The economic damage from a hurricane can continue to rise for months, if not years.

If not for the impact of Hurricane Harvey, the top line would have climbed a bit instead of fallen, but investors probably couldn't take their eyes off of occupancy rates that slid 1.3 % compared to the same period last year.

It's prompted several journalists to ask if the very powerful, deadly hurricanes this year represent a «new normal» in the age of global warming.

If anything, the odds that the Fed will hike this year have gone up since the hurricane, not down.

that's why I said oldest some bible stories tens if not hundreds of thousands of years old.I can tell you about hurricanes that struck here years before I was born because of older families telling what happened.thank God or who ever you want for weather satellites I do.

@ booty God doesn't cause natural disasters.one it's only a disaster if we are involved.natural disasters happen because of energy being released from inside the earth.if I started slapping dummies after Katrina who said it was punishment from God I would still be slapping people from right here and we know we have a hurricane season.or does God play dodge ball half the year?

Fall's been a little rocky for a few years in a row (Hurricane Sandy, freak snowstorms), so I figured if I kept baking with maple syrup, bananas, and zucchini I could stall things a... [Continue reading]

The Texas Tribune and ProPublica last year published a multi-part investigation looking at what would happen if Houston was hit by a major hurricane, determining the city and region were woefully unprepared for such an event.

About 30 percent say they think there will be many more «deaths and injuries» from floods and hurricanes over the next 20 years if nothing is done to address climate change.

If engineers were to spray about 10 million metric tons of sulfur dioxide droplets into the stratosphere each year between 2020 and 2070, the number of storm surge inundations produced by large hurricanes each year after 2070 drops by about half, the researchers report online today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

According to his models, if the sea warms to predicted levels, the most intense hurricanes will be 40 to 50 percent more severe than the most intense hurricanes of the past 50 years.

«Climate change has evident physical and mental health effects if you look at certain outcomes, such as the hurricanes we had last year, but we also need to pay very close attention to the mental health of people in everyday life, as we can see this, potentially, as a creeping development,» Helm said.

Based on what happened after hurricanes Wilma and Katrina in 2005, Lagomasino says he'd expect the hardest hit areas of the Everglades to take two to four years to recover if all things were equal.

Hey, what might happen if we have a bad hurricane year during an election year?

For example, if your home is damaged by two separate hurricanes during the year, each hurricane is considered a separate event.

If we had a good model, we would have better predictions on hurricanes, which have been uniformly lousy for the last ten years.

If you're still concerned, know that Cancun has only ever been hit by hurricanes twice in the last fifty years.

Without going into excruciating detail, economists are not saying that hurricanes are making us better off, or that there'd be no costs attributable to climate change, if GDP in the year 2100 were 99 % composed of reconstructing housing after hurricanes.

If the temperature was the main determinant, then all the hurricanes should be Category 5 this year.

If El Nino effects the hurricane season by simply sparing Florida and nailing Japan, then el and la years should be equitable on both dollar and fatality scales.

[UPDATE, 8/13/09: Fresh analysis shows, once again, the challenges involved in discerning if the changes in hurricane frequency and characteristics in recent years are anomalous and linked to human - caused global warming.]

IF I understand the slow thermal inertia of the climate system correctly, the California fires, this hurricane season, and other extreme weather we have seen in the past few years, all those things that have been exacerbated by climate change are the result of GHG put into the air 30 - 50 years ago.

I'm not sure I totally understand this post, but if the ocean has cooled slightly as part of natural fluctuation «noise,» and if last year's hurricane season (with Katrina, et al.) happened during this natural cooling fluctuation, and if the ocean is on a general track of getting warmer, then we probably have much much worse to expect in future hurricanes....

For hurricanes, then, you'd want to ask what the sea surface temperature, subsurface ocean heat content, and atmospheric water vapor content would have been if, say, fossil fuel use had been eliminated 100 years ago, and atmospheric CO2 remained at about 300 ppm.

As another hurricane season comes to a close with no serious activity to date, and even if there were some in the near future, a very tame year, the data piles up.

So great is the energy found in a hurricane if it could be harnessed it would power the US for years.

They reported that «no catastrophic hurricane of category 4 or 5 intensity has made landfall in the Western Lake [northern Florida] area during the last 130 year documentary record» but «If future climatic changes, whether or not related to the anticipated greenhouse warming, lead to a return of a «hyperactive» hurricane regime characteristic of the first millennium A.D., then the northeastern Gulf Coast is expected to experience a dramatic increase in the frequency of strikes by catastrophic hurricanes.»

And if an AGW hurricane, or flood, or whatever does comes along in the developing world in 20,30,40 years, infrastructure, wealth will protect the populations whether it is of natural attribution, or a supposed 5 % (or whatever) future AGW hurricane...

It is important if you live in an area that could be impacted by hurricanes that you take precautions before hurricane season and that you keep those precautions in place throughout the year.

She noted in the request that «Knutson is the co-author of a 2004 paper that indicated that if carbon dioxide continues to rise at its current rate that hurricane intensity can rise about 5 percent over the next 80 years.»

Historical records indicate that moderate to strong El Nino events dampen hurricane activity — whereas years with very weak El Niño conditions can be associated with active hurricane seasons if a Climate Pulse Hurricane Enhancement Cycle is in place — and it ihurricane activity — whereas years with very weak El Niño conditions can be associated with active hurricane seasons if a Climate Pulse Hurricane Enhancement Cycle is in place — and it ihurricane seasons if a Climate Pulse Hurricane Enhancement Cycle is in place — and it iHurricane Enhancement Cycle is in place — and it is.»

If a hurricane battered Florida 100 years ago, the monetary damages would be far, far less than today — even if you adjust for inflation — for the simple reason that Florida's population and its economy have exploded over the intervening yearIf a hurricane battered Florida 100 years ago, the monetary damages would be far, far less than today — even if you adjust for inflation — for the simple reason that Florida's population and its economy have exploded over the intervening yearif you adjust for inflation — for the simple reason that Florida's population and its economy have exploded over the intervening years.

Scientific studies show there is little if any linkage between hurricane frequency and severity with CO2 in the atmosphere, but an objective, common - sense, easy to understand analysis of hurricanes over the past 110 years, also demonstrates that climate change is not affecting the number or severity of hurricanes.

If there were more hurricanes during the non satillite years, I await that report, but data does show fewer USA costal hits during smaller sunspot cycles for there were fewer observations.

-- Muller believes humans are changing climate with CO2 emissions — humans have been responsible for «most» of a 0.4 C warming since 1957, almost none of the warming before then — IPCC is in trouble due to sloppy science, exaggerated predictions; chairman will have to resign — the «Climategate» mails were not «hacked» — they were «leaked» by an insider — due to «hide the decline» deception, Muller will not read any future papers by Michael Mann — there has been no increase in hurricanes or tornadoes due to global warming — automobiles are insignificant in overall picture — China is the major CO2 producer, considerably more than USA today — # 1 priority for China is growth of economy — global warming is not considered important — China CO2 efficiency (GDP per ton CO2) is around one - fourth of USA today, has much room for improvement — China growth will make per capita CO2 emissions at same level as USA today by year 2040 — if it is «not profitable» it is «not sustainable» — US energy future depends on shale gas for automobiles; hydrogen will not be a factor — nor will electric cars, due to high cost — Muller is upbeat on nuclear (this was recorded pre-Fukushima)-- there has been no warming in the USA — Muller was not convinced of Hansen's GISS temperature record; hopes BEST will provide a better record.

When asked if specific health problems will become more or less common over the next 10 years in their community due to global warming, more than one third of Americans think the following conditions will become more common: air pollution, including smog (38 %); pollen - related allergies (38 %); asthma / other lung diseases (37 %); heat stroke (36 %); and bodily harm from severe storms and / or hurricanes (34 %).

As Greg Holland of the National Center for Atmospheric Research explained, «If you take the last 10 years, we've had twice the number of category - 5 hurricanes than any other [10 - year period] on record.»

If Florida gleaned anything from Hurricane Andrew, the intensely powerful storm that tore a deadly trail of destruction across Miami - Dade County almost exactly 25 years to the day that Hurricane Harvey barreled into the Texas coastline, it was that living in areas exposed to the wrath of Mother Nature can come at a substantial cost.

«If one plots up the CEI without using the tropical storm and hurricane indicator, 2012 is the most extreme year on record, beating out 1998, 46 % to 42 %.»

(If it gets too hot you just get a lot of rain) Any theory as to why this year has been incredibly light on hurricanes?

Hi, I was wondering if based on the global warming situation and the way that the hurricanes have gotten worse and more frequent over the last 30 years, is it realistic to expect a possible category 6 or 7 in the near future?

If the authors mistakenly counted 1994 hurricanes in two of the three groups of years comprising the 1990 - 2004 period — and summed their three groups to get the total for 1990 - 2004 — then the chart and the table would match exactly and the data would still be wrong because they double counted 1994.

Question: If I have a existing property claim on roof damage from a hurricane in 2008 that was never paid, can I make a new claim on new damage now 7 years later?

At the 12-12-12 concert in support of the victims of Hurricane Sandy, the New York Times reported a prospective donor would pledge $ 1,000 to the cause, but only if 68 year old Roger Daltrey would do up the buttons on his shirt.

This year she had some helpful posts that answered hurricane - related questions: Do you qualify for disaster employment assistance if you lost your job because of a hurricane?

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It is important if you live in an area that could be impacted by hurricanes that you take precautions before hurricane season and that you keep those precautions in place throughout the year.

Once you amass five points against your driving record in a two year period, the Hurricane West Virginia DMV will notify you by mail that your Hurricane West Virginia driving privileges could be suspended if you fail to curb your unsafe driving practices.

As I said before, if we don't have a bad hurricane season this year, we're set to have a real estate explosion in the city of New Orleans.