Sentences with phrase «much hurricane force»

Not exact matches

Pam Leo in her book Connection Parenting talks about tantrums in such a clear and concise way that it's hard to misunderstand how some of these little (or in my case, hurricane force) storms seem to come without much warning.

Hurricane - force winds resonate across the rusty deserts of Mars, although they generate only about as much noise as a modest breeze blowing through Earth's far denser atmosphere.

However, many scientists believe that, much as in the case of hurricanes, higher sea temperatures resulting from the greenhouse effect could strengthen the force of El Niño events and increase their rate of occurrence.

In weather / climatology neither the force of Hurricane Katrina nor the climate changes over the past 4 billion years give much information as to what has happened over the past 1,000 years.

This model, when forced with observed sea surface temperatures and atmospheric conditions, can reproduce the observed rise in hurricane counts between 1980 and 2012, along with much of the interannual variability (Figure 5).

Clearly it would take a much larger amount of heating (forcing) to drive a hurricane in the molasses atmosphere than in the air atmosphere.

There are few forces of nature that inflict as much damage or terror as hurricanes.