Sentences with phrase «hurricane record going»

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It's possible that historic hurricane records, which go back to the 1800s, are incomplete or have inaccurate information on wind speeds and size.

In one of the most lopsided bet games of the week, more than eight out of ten spread wagers are going with # 8 Houston to keep their undefeated record intact and win by at least four points on the road against the 8 - 3 Golden Hurricane.

Catarina went down in history as the only recorded category 2 hurricane in the region.

Eight of the last 10 years have been very active — in fact, we've never had as much activity on the records, going back to about 1870 or so, as in the past 10 years — and yet we went from 1992 until last year with no hurricanes coming through Florida.

As far as human records go, the ancient Mayans of South America made some of the earliest mentions of hurricanes in their hieroglyphics.

After several weeks of hurricanes setting records left and right, the ocean basins of the world have gone quiet: There are no tropical cyclones anywhere around the globe right now.

Huge thanks go to DJ Grenola, who recorded all of the videos and wrote all of the descriptions for the 29 Secret Worlds and 2 Techniques added in this special «hurricane force winds» update.

As with all climate variables, the hurricane record becomes increasingly uncertain when we go back in time.

Go the next step from sensational reports about this hurricane or that temperature record or the other draught.

Hurricane Arthur is only the the earliest landfalling hurricane on record in NC if your records don't go back Hurricane Arthur is only the the earliest landfalling hurricane on record in NC if your records don't go back hurricane on record in NC if your records don't go back very far.

In addition, a paper published just last month, used records of storm surges going back to 1923 as a measure of hurricane activity.

The 2012 hurricane breached the sea walls at Battery Park on the southern tip of Manhattan, and flooded the city's subway tunnels, but the city's record of such surges goes back only to 1850.

To try to gain insight on this question, we have first attempted to go beyond the ~ 50 year historical record of Atlantic hurricanes and SST to examine even longer records of Atlantic tropical storm activity and second to examine dynamical models of Atlantic hurricane activity under global warming conditions.