Sentences with phrase «how hurricane winds»

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They calculated how much energy each recorded hurricane released, based on its wind speeds and how long it lasted.

The detailed, real - time wind measurements could help scientists to better understand how hurricanes form and provide information that meteorologists can use to pinpoint landfall earlier, giving people more time to prepare and evacuate.

«Terrestrial weather, like hurricanes and wind patterns, can shape the atmosphere and ionosphere, changing how they react to space weather.»

Hurricane graphics will also include an experimental visualization of how far damaging winds extend out from the center of a storm.

While hurricane hunter aircraft can help determine wind speed, velocity, water temperature and other data, the fact is we often don't know why or how a storm gets stronger or weaker.

Since you're insuring liability and contents, the strength of the building in terms of hurricane safety has a direct impact on how much risk you retain without wind coverage on your renters insurance in Florida.

Liu, in his studies, believes that the Bermuda high has something to do with the strength of hurricanes and how much sediment they may deposit according to wind strength.

The authors also note that additional research will be required to fully understand how the increased wind shear affects hurricane activity more specifically.

How does the sea spray blown off whitecaps by hurricane - force winds feed back into the latent heat fueling the growth of a storm [Zhang et al., 2017]?

At the cutting edge of climate research, scientists are also exploring how human - induced change may affect storm intensity and the winds that steer the hurricanes.

Back in 1987, I wrote the first paper on the topic of how climate change might influence hurricanes, showing that the thermodynamic «speed limit» on hurricane winds would increase as the climate warms.

a) In the case of hurricanes, we have some idea about the roles played by SST and wind shear and how they might change in a warmer world.

In the 1970s, the National Hurricane Center began using categories to describe how strong a hurricane's winds are and how much damage its gusts might be expected Hurricane Center began using categories to describe how strong a hurricane's winds are and how much damage its gusts might be expected hurricane's winds are and how much damage its gusts might be expected to cause.

Since you're insuring liability and contents, the strength of the building in terms of hurricane safety has a direct impact on how much risk you retain without wind coverage on your renters insurance in Florida.

They will cover the difference between «calendar year» and «occurrence» which are how often you need to pay a percentage of your deductible and «wind / hail,» «named storm,» and «hurricane» all of which deal with when the percentage deductible starts.

It's important to read your home insurance policy or contact your agent to learn if and how your home's structure, as well as your belongings, may be covered against a hurricane's winds.

A State Certified Inspector for Wind Mitigation would inspect your home for items like hurricane straps / clips, window shutter protection and how your roof's shingles are attached.

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.