Sentences with phrase «hurricane experts said»

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Vital information that state officials and experts could use to respond to flooding, hurricanes, and other natural disasters is no longer easily accessible on the web, EDGI says.
Experts say it depends on several factors, including the cost and components of your trip, where you live and where you're headed, and what potential problems you're worried about (like that «extremely active» hurricane season).
Hurricane Harvey fell from a Category 4 to Category 1 hurricane when it made landfall Friday, but that hasn't been much comfort to Texans, who have dealt with an unending torrent of wind and rain all weekend and into Monday, with experts saying it will likely get worse before it getHurricane Harvey fell from a Category 4 to Category 1 hurricane when it made landfall Friday, but that hasn't been much comfort to Texans, who have dealt with an unending torrent of wind and rain all weekend and into Monday, with experts saying it will likely get worse before it gethurricane when it made landfall Friday, but that hasn't been much comfort to Texans, who have dealt with an unending torrent of wind and rain all weekend and into Monday, with experts saying it will likely get worse before it gets better.
The experts I spoke to all said there's no simple explanation for the number of hurricanes that can form in a given year.
Of this year's storm season, «it's explainable to some degree, and to another degree we simply don't know why it's been so crazy busy,» said Jeff Masters, a hurricane expert at Weather Underground, a popular weather website.
Experts say that while the number of storms per year is steady, stronger hurricanes have increased in recent decades.
«Kids are very intuitive and perceptive,» says child development and parenting expert Denise Daniels, who has helped children around the globe cope with losses as a result of tragedies such as 9/11, Hurricane Katrina, and the 2004 tsunami in Southeast Asia.
Hurricane Irma's state - engulfing radar signature and widespread damage will be a hard image to shake, but tourism experts say Florida's biggest industry will rebound.
It's not possible to say with 100 percent certainty that a death this long after a storm was «caused» by Hurricane Maria, experts told me.
Earthquakes and hurricanes will always wreak havoc, but risk management expert Robert Bea says the greatest tragedies result from hubris and greed.
Other experts say that the effect of hurricanes on global warming would probably be minimal as only the largest storms are expected to get stronger.
Hurricane Maria's destruction on Puerto Rico could spawn one of the largest mass migration events in the United States» recent history, experts say, as tens of thousands of storm victims flee the island territory to rebuild their lives on the U.S. mainland.
Regardless of the path, the hurricane could cause destruction to both coasts of Florida, said Bryan Norcross, a hurricane expert at the Weather Channel.
The reason for the quiet season is the stable air in the deep tropical parts of the basin that are «the best «bang for your buck» regions, so to speak, for getting strong typhoons,» hurricane expert Phil Klotzbach, of Colorado State University, said in an email.
MONTREAL — Canadian snowbirds who were lucky enough to escape property damage from hurricane Irma will still face higher costs as insurance providers jack up premiums and condo associations levy special assessments, say Florida insurance experts.
Oh dear, should have mentioned that experts are saying this is * not * a harbinger of a busy hurricane season.
Whatever the relationship between hurricanes and climate, experts say, hurricanes are hitting the coasts, and houses should not be built in their path.
«We didn't want to just build barriers; we wanted to build an ecosystem,» said Henk Ovink, a Dutch water - management expert who now serves as a senior adviser to the Presidential Hurricane Sandy Rebuilding Task Force, a group within the Department of Housing and Urban Development, which has earmarked billions for the program.
The tools exist to cut greenhouse gas emissions enough to meet aggressive global warming caps, but it may take more catastrophes like Hurricane Katrina to forge the political will, a top U.N. expert said.
Landsea, a hurricane expert, had said that recent hurricane activity had not been made more severe by «global warming.»
So the expert group from the World Meteorological Organization says that they can not detect any change in the number of hurricanes from normal in the past.
That position is «plausible,» says hurricane expert Kerry Emanuel of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Hurricanes are not that dissimilar to cyclones (they die as typical cyclones), so lets say that you are not an expert on hurricanes, then you may have an opinion on lesser meteorological entities?
The divergent findings, says hurricane expert Greg Holland of the National Center for Atmospheric Research, «indicate that care needs to be taken in being too explicit with climate predictions of changes in tropical cyclone frequency at this stage.»
And some hurricane experts who previously have questioned the influence of global warming now say the evidence is mounting that it has contributed to recent intense tropical storms.
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