Sentences with phrase «combined effect of storms»

Weather and climate analyses focused on the combined effect of storms, unfrozen soil conditions, snow loads and sensitivity to forest fires.

Not exact matches

Next, the hurricane and the mid-latitude storm rotated counterclockwise around their combined center of mass — a phenomenon known as the Fujiwhara effect.

The combined effects of sea level rise and more powerful storms could cause a 10-fold increase in the occurrence rate of extreme storm surges, but smart planning could prevent Katrina - level destruction

As heavy rains continue today, this storm may showcase the combined effect of a heavy rain event coupled with a prolonged storm surge.

However, extreme events may require the combined effect of increased prevailing winds and tropical storms guided by the strengthened blocking high pressure and nurtured by the unusually warm late - Eemian tropical sea surface temperatures (Cortijo et al., 1999), which would favor more powerful tropical storms (Emanuel, 1987).

In «Howard», elements from each of the previous two tracks combine but there's an added element now, after some misleading initial warmth comes a real sense of fear, a distant female vocal adding to the effect; then there's the calm before the storm in «A Bright Red Flash» before the storm itself arrives in «At the Door», powerful and door - rattling brass and percussion opening things up before more psychological terror comes from the strings.

The low - lying East Coast and Gulf Coast of the United States are vulnerable to combined effects of sea - level rise, storm surges, and hurricanes.

(Phys.org)-- The first study that combines different scales — cloud - sized and earth - sized — in one model to simulate the effects of Asian pollution on the Pacific storm track shows that Asian pollution can influence weather...

If emissions were to continue unabated and global temperature increases exceed 4 °C, increased rainfall would further enhance the risk of floods by raising river levels, which, combined with sea level rise, could impact as many as 12 million people in Bangladesh, especially if a storm surge from a tropical cyclone compounded these effects.