Sentences with phrase «enough about hurricanes»

Fortunately, Will knows enough about hurricanes to use the storm against the robbers while keeping himself and Casey alive.

Enough about this hurricane and my random ramblings, lets to what I'm loving this week!

Not exact matches

Kemp also calls the idea of a 100 - year storm a «mythical measure», pointing out that we only have about 100 years of reliable data to work with, which isn't necessarily enough to reflect long - term hurricane patterns.

I am so happy we were given enough time to prepare for that hurricane but man it was so many days of just worrying and thinking about the worst case scenario.

I'm not sure that I know enough about Cal Dive's business yet to form an opinion regarding the investment case but one thought did occur to me when reading about the sensitivity to hurricanes.

Deana Sellens, the Executive Director of Texas Litter Control (TLC), was kind enough to speak with Onpets about TLC and the work she and the organization are currently doing in Houston to help Hurricane Harvey's four - legged victims.

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It depends on the signal - to - noise ratio, so for global temperature in recent decades 20 years has been about enough, for CO2 concentration 4 years is more than enough while for hurricane frequency 50 years is probably too short.

But the new work did seem a lot more scientifically rigorous than most previous arguments against a link between global warming and hurricanes; which simply state we don't know enough about past hurricane activity to determine whether modern hurricane activity is unprecedented.

Nature is kicking back on us because we're just slow learners about hurricane infrastructure preparations as well as not paying enough attention to the real world consequences of human - induced global warming and climate change.

Ethon has been thinking about this for a while, and it finally occurred to him that there was one unfortunate place in hurricane alley that might provide enough data, Hispanola, a large island in the Caribbean with two countries, the Dominican Republic and Haiti (bunnies might also toss in Cuba on one side and Puerto Rico on the other).

We think of wealth as a Wall Street guy buying a new Ferrari, but when we talk about the world, wealth is the ability to build a strong enough house and have good enough emergency systems and transportation to not die in a hurricane.

Boiled down: are the error bars small enough right now when it comes to future hurricane risk that a local or state planner can make good risk / reward decisions about investing in mitigation?

Calls from US political leaders to address the root causes of climate change are rare enough to be worth noting and celebrating when they happen, so I was pleased to read about a letter to President Obama from five US senators from states most impacted by Hurricane Sandy.

It migt then be possible to do something about the hurricane, perhaps killing a number of them before they harvest enough energy to be a serious threat, or to steer them away to a less dangerous path.

While you're inland enough to be generally safe from the hurricanes that other parts of Texas worry about, tornadoes are a very real risk to Arlingtonians.