Sentences with phrase «cyclone because»

If there is a connection, one hypothesis is that entrainment of dry SAL air rapidly strangles a developing cyclone because of the low humidity that accompanies the dusty air, while the dust itself has no direct effect.

They are not really a cyclone because they are caused by the rotation of the earth, not conservation of angular momentum.

The jacket is from Uniqlo, which I picked up during the bomb cyclone because I was afraid I might lose an arm to frostbite.

Kempt was the signal - called for the Cyclones because late Friday night it was reported that Jacob Park would be taking a leave of absence from the team:

Gabriele Villarini, UI associate professor of civil and environmental engineering and corresponding author on the paper, says researchers honed in on predicting the impacts of tropical cyclones because that information is generally more useful than typical forecasts that predict how many storms are expected in a season.

Vertical wind shear is an adversary of tropical cyclones because it can blow them apart, and NASA's Aqua satellite found wind shear pushing Tropical Cyclone Dumazile's clouds south of its center.

I believe the jury is still out on the question of the number of tropical cyclones because the IPCC's assessment has so far not included studies on the relationship between the number of tropical cyclones and the area of high sea surface temperature, such as the analysis shown in Fig 2 (1).

Compensating Southwards of the open water where a string of Anticyclones equally not so mobile, but covering more surface (longitude decreases with latitude) and inherently bigger than the Cyclones because they expand with clear cold air they create.

Not exact matches

The DC01 was different from other cleaners because it had at its core Dyson's dual - cyclone technology, which uses two rotating barrels to create suction.

And even if you don't think the Cyclones can knock off Gonzaga and Duke and make a run, you should root for them to, because they're one of the most exciting teams in the nation.

Because Iowa State's defense has been impressive enough to lift the Cyclones up into the 60s, that means the Jayhawks are more than 60 spots behind every other team in the conference.

Over the past three decades, the incidence of cyclones in the tropics has actually diminished — because while tropical cyclones may become more intense in a warmer climate, it is actually more difficult to generate them.

They used the location of peak intensity of cyclones as a benchmark because it is a more consistent metric than statistics such as storm duration: The duration can be harder to estimate because of difficulties in establishing precisely when a storm should first be considered a tropical cyclone.

«Our study is important because tropical cyclone intensity forecasts for several past hurricanes over the Caribbean Sea have under - predicted rapid intensification events over warm oceanic features,» said Johna Rudzin, a PhD student at the UM Rosenstiel School and lead author of the study.

«Say you're living in India — you might get an advance notice of a cyclone 6 months ahead of time because we see a pattern of weather in northern Canada.»

Despite consistently warm waters, tropical cyclones in the Arabian Sea typically don't reach the higher end of the hurricane scale because winds in the upper atmosphere tend to cut them off.

Study co-author, James Cook University Professor Sean Connoly, from the ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies (Coral CoE), said this will make it more difficult for larger systems to recover after cyclones and coral bleaching because fewer larvae will disperse from other reefs.

They looked for such hurricanes in three different places: Tampa, because of its large population; Cairns, Australia, because it is in a cyclone - prone area and in the Southern Hemisphere; and the Persian Gulf, where no hurricane has ever been observed.

Honestly Lincoln needs to seriously step it up because this is the lineup that should have been axed and Mercury should have lived on as they would have been better cars to face off with the new cadillacs with names like the cougar the cyclone the marauder, etc

If in Brunei try to surf during cyclone season because even when the spot is working well, it is likely to be very quiet.

I would actually like too because if there is something I have missed I want to know, I can't see it at the moment, and there are plenty in the tropical cyclone community who align with the views I have posted on here.

sheesh 2 DEGREES just look at the s ** t we are getting at 0.8 degrees Its like goodbye coral reefs, goodbye amazon rainforest, goodbye himalayan glaciers that provide water to 40 % worlds population (lot of poeple in china), goodbye east india monsoon rains needed to grow crops, hello more droughts, hello more forest fires, hello more heat waves, hello more stronger huricanes / typhones / cyclones, hello more floods (because warmer oceans have even more water evaporated from them turned into clouds and blown over land so even more rain pours down at once), hello more jellyfish (they thrive in acidified oceans because of CO2 absorbtion).

«While the technique works well in the North Atlantic (picking up almost all of the storms seen in the standard data), it doesn't work as well in other basins — possibly because the characteristics of tropical cyclones are not universal, or because the coarse early remote sensing data are still not sufficient.»

This is because in the latter part of the time series there is a decrease in the total number of tropical cyclones, largely owing to a large multidecadal cyclone in the WPAC (which comprises 40 % of the global tropical cyclones), see Fig 3 in Webster et al..

The total number of typhoons might actually go up a bit because of the promotion of some tropical storms to typhoons, but of course the distinction between these classes of cyclone is arbitrary.

Why do we think that tropical cyclones would change because of a global warming?

But on longer time scales, the situation is murky because so many factors shape the formation and growth of tropical cyclones.

Fewer models have simulated tropical cyclones in the context of climate change than those simulating temperature and precipitation changes and sea level rise, mainly because of the computational burden associated with the high resolution needed to capture the characteristics of tropical cyclones.

«There's certainly strong circumstantial evidence because we know that the strength of tropical cyclones, hurricanes, typhoons depends very much on sea surface temperatures.

It does rain in Phoenix and Las Vegas, just not as much as elsewhere because of the path of cyclones largely influence by the mountains.

Worldwide there will likely be an average increase in the maximum wind speed of tropical cyclones (hurricanes and typhoons) of 2 to 11 %.6 Because of the way extremes respond to changes such as these, Category 4 and 5 hurricanes are expected to nearly double in number by the end of the century.7 The rate of rainfall associated with tropical cyclones, an important factor in flooding, is expected to increase approximately 20 % within 100 km of the center of these storms.8

The effect on SIA and SIE wasn't huge, not only because the cyclone only lasted for a day (or two at the most), but also because of refreezing conditions starting to take hold.

Tropical cyclones are relatively rare, averaging around 90 a year, and that number fluctuates annually and from decade to decade − largely because of natural causes.

(The reason that lower pressures are given to the Northwest Pacific tropical cyclones in comparison to the higher pressures of the Atlantic basin tropical cyclones is because of the difference in the background climatology.

Ice bergs from the Arctic decscribe a spiral as they move south, cyclones spin up because of this, toilets have a clockwise vortex in the south and anti-clockwise in the north.

There are very clear signs of cyclones and mini-cyclones, which were unheard of earlier because we are far away from the sea.

One reason for this deficiency may be because global models have so far proven incapable of capturing the complex relationship between cyclone activity and intraseasonal oscillations in the tropical atmosphere.

Whether warming worsens storms [still very difficult to determine whether global warming will increase the overall frequency of intense storms (partly because these are difficult to resolve in current - generation climate models), but clear evidence has emerged of the increase in most intense category 4 - 5 hurricanes / cyclones / typhoons]

Writing as background for his work, Seo states that alarming predictions of more intense hurricanes because of climate change «are of great concern,» yet he says there have been «few TC [tropical cyclone] studies in the Southern Hemisphere,» adding that there has been «no economic assessment of damages in the past.»

... Trend analyses for extreme tropical cyclones are unreliable because of operational changes that have artificially resulted in more intense tropical cyclones being recorded, casting severe doubts on any such trend linkages to global warming.

However, I would go much farther than what Roger Pielke advocates because the possibility of a casual relationship between storm frequency and anthropic climate change has not been falsified, and the possibility of stronger tropical cyclones appears to have increasing evidence in its favor.

Your points 2) and 3) are irrelevant too because I quoted figures showing differences with Webster et al. (2005) and I did not quote particular cyclones upgraded from Cat 3 to 4 and vice versa.

This work is very important for me because amongst my skills, I know how to use the Dvorak Technique (based on the thermal infrared pictures) to estimate the intensity of tropical cyclones.

This is because prior to the mid-1960s, when the advent of satellites and other technology made it easier to spot cyclones, some tropical storms and hurricanes lived and died far out at sea, undetected.

The team found that before 1900 US forests experienced twice the impact from tropical cyclones that they did afterwards, both because more of the country was forested and because tropical cyclones were more active.

This is mainly because the area of maximum cyclone intensity has moved nearer the East Asian coastline, the researchers believe, boosting cyclone intensity at landfall — when the centre of the storm hits the coast — over easten China, Korea and Japan.

Ho added that the enhanced intensification of tropical cyclones over East Asian coastal seas caused by changes in sea surface temperature and wind flows mean that «an individual tropical cyclone could strike East Asia, including the Philippines, with a record - breaking power, for example Haiyan, even though landfall intensity in south - east Asia has not notably changed on average in recent years because of the shifted genesis location; note that Haiyan formed over the eastern Philippine Sea far from land.»

Loss or damage to the car because of natural calamities like fire, explosion, self - ignition or lightning, earthquake, flood, typhoon, hurricane, storm, tempest, inundation, cyclone, hailstorm, frost, landslide and rockslide.