Sentences with phrase «gust ever»
Milton, MA experienced 5 solid minutes of 121 mph wind and the strongest wind gust ever recorded, 186 mph, in the Great New England Hurricane of 1938
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(Even though Mount Washington did hold the world record until 1996 for the fastest wind gust ever recorded on the surface of the Earth — 231 miles per hour on April 12, 1934!)
Previous surveys by Cassini have found that winds whip through the atmosphere over Saturn's north pole at more than 500 kilometers per hour — 30 percent faster than any gust ever recorded in a cyclone on Earth.
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Hurricane Donna, which made landfall on Long Island and caused the wind to gust to 93 mph at LaGuardia Airport, raised water levels at the Battery to 13.3 feet, the second - highest level ever recorded at the site.
Chicer and more feminine than ever, this skort is so easy to wear, and we love how you can go a little shorter without worrying about a rogue gust of wind.
He brings out the empathy and solidarity that are faintly latent in the comic's gusts of clinical depression: Zwigoff is the only person to ever stumble onto a spiritual terrain where R. Crumb, Robert Bresson, Skip James, and Laurel and Hardy could all coexist on more or less the same beatifically distressed plane.
Midway through the 1986 model year, though, a 124 - mph gust of fresh wind blew into dealers — a hopped - up engine made the Scirocco 16V the fastest and most powerful Volkswagen ever.
This resulted in the highest ever wind gust reported on the Australian mainland of 267 km / h at Learmonth, only 35 km to the south.
The strongest gust of wind ever registered in Gran Canaria in February is 30.8 m / s, which was recorded at Gran Canaria Airport on February 27th 2010 at 04:05.
How ever it wasn't too long after we were in position that the wind started to gust pretty hard out of the ENE and with the tide getting closer to the top of the High the perfect conditions were soon gone.