Sentences with phrase «post about the hurricanes»

I didn't write a post about the hurricanes because, let's face it, they got their share of coverage.

This post about a Hurricane Harvey rescue was a bit of a tear - jerker.

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«This story is about the tens of thousands of people who have lost their homes and their livelihoods,» he wrote in his blog post, «Recovering from Hurricane Irma.»

Originally at this URL there was a post about «5 Hurricane Sandy Newsjacks from Marketers».

Just for clarification, you are the same one who posted earlier about how God kills those who mock him with floods, hurricanes and tornadoes, correct?

Hubby asked the girls to write advice about hurricanes (more to keep them out of our way) but I was so impressed I decided to post her advice.

* FYI, I didn't include in this list the actual 9th most - read post because it was an outlier that wasn't about kids and food: it was An Update from Houston, my dispatch in the middle of Hurricane Harvey.

Meeks has attracted scrutiny since a federal probe was launched over questions — first raised by The Post — about what became of money collected by a charity that he set up to help Hurricane Katrina victims.

Welcome to Scientific American's Science of Sandy live blog where we are posting continuous updates on the storm and its aftermath, and answering your questions.If you have pictures, video, audio or questions about this tropical cyclone (categorized as a hurricane and a tropical storm at various times in its progress)-- share them with us at [email protected], our facebook page, or tweet @sciam with #sciamsandy.

I'm not going to post about how I had planned all these amazing outfits for NYFW and then a stupid horrible hurricane came through and ruined those plans.

Education reporting on the hurricane recovery efforts in Texas and Florida was steady and strong, including this Washington Post piece about kids returning to school and a Miami Herald piece about school workers doing double duty at 42 schools operating as shelters.

In a previous post about How natural disasters affect the stock market, we told you about how disasters like Hurricane Harvey affect the stock market.

Renovations (post hurricanes) are coming along nicely so we feel confident about re-opening our booking engine for reservations June 1 and beyond.

This also feeds into the recent post about «globally decreasing winds», not that it seemed very well supported — but if wind shear is decreasing globally, that would also tend to increase hurricane formation.

As we have also pointed out in previous posts, we can indeed draw some important conclusions about the links between hurricane activity and global warming in a statistical sense.

In fact, as meteorologist Joe Bastardi demonstrated in the Patriot Post last year, there was nothing particularly abnormal about Harvey — the hurricane on which Trenberth's scaremongering paper is based.

Earlier today, I posted an article about how — and even if — global warming is currently affecting the formation, development, and strength of tropical cyclones (hurricanes and typhoons).

Posted by Olive Heffernan on behalf of Kevin Trenberth The 2007 hurricane season is about to get officially underway.

I CLEARLY said in my original post about Scott Reef that it was again devastated by a hurricane in 2004.

See our previous posts on earlier Bush administration political interference with communication about hurricanes and climate change.

As scientific controversies go a single paper, a hurricane specialist asking questions about climate sensitivity on her blog and a post on the same blog by Webster (assuming this is what you're referring to) is some mighty weak sauce.

For a discussion of what can and can not be concluded about possible relationships between recent Hurricane activity and climate change, please see our post on Hurricanes and Global Warming: Is There a Connection?.

Seven Corners recently posted a story about the 2010 hurricane season and the process for naming the storms.

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PS - Speaking of Instagram, I posted this photo in my feed yesterday and invited folks affected by Hurricane Harvey to leave comments about how we can help / pray...

We wish we'd known about the trash bags, coffee and toilet paper ~ we always have Mermaids at your ready to take care of those things for you (occasionally we get distracted by bubbles ~ it happens) and we will definitely look at the items you mentioned while we're still doing our post - hurricane / new season cleanups.

If you missed my post last week about glass hurricanes, check it out.