Sentences with phrase «about hurricane tracks»

Not exact matches

«We used information about historical hurricane tracks for the Eastern United States to identify the connection between the affected population, average per capital income and associated damages.,» Katja Frieler adds.

About 8 years ago, geographer Kam - biu Liu of Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge realized that finding such layers of storm - driven sand in old sediments offered a way to track hurricanes that came ashore thousands of years ago.

European and U.S. models frequently make different predictions about weather and storm tracks, including that of Hurricane Joaquin.

Hurricane: Storm Science Learn how storms happen, all about tracking storms, how to make a weather station, and more on this site from (appropriately) the Miami Museum of Science.

In following the course of projections for this storm, and then the burst of criticism about failed intensity forecasts, I was brought back to the hours I spent with meteorologists at the National Hurricane Center in September, 2004, as they tracked the course of Hurricane Ivan (shortly before I headed to Alabama to cover its landfall as a major hurricane; here's a narrated report I filed fromHurricane Center in September, 2004, as they tracked the course of Hurricane Ivan (shortly before I headed to Alabama to cover its landfall as a major hurricane; here's a narrated report I filed fromHurricane Ivan (shortly before I headed to Alabama to cover its landfall as a major hurricane; here's a narrated report I filed fromhurricane; here's a narrated report I filed from Mobile).

Brian McNoldy, a meteorologist tracking Atlantic Ocean hurricanes at Colorado State University, just distributed this note from Phil Klotzbach, a colleague, about the unusual storminess in the Atlantic and Caribbean at the moment:

Watching the current hurricane coverage (family in Fla / Ga / NC) I see no mention of sea surface temperature, no graphics of how it's changing as the hurricane tracks across it, nothing about the second hurricane coming on soon.

Consider for example how satellite data have made it possible to better analyze hurricane tracks allowing to judge about hurricane motion with some certainty a few days in advance, something entirely unavailable for the ancient weather forecasters.

The coming election is about as unpredictable as things get, like the track of the eye of a hurricane approaching land, which this election resembles somewhat.

In the same breath I try to «get with the program» and think about how best to serve the public in this ever - changing industry that is now nearly impossible to keep track of with its hurricane force winds that erupt from time to time.