Sentences with phrase «source for the hurricane»

The high humidity is another energy source for the hurricane.

Not exact matches

Hurricane Katrina resulted in more than $ 15 billion in flood insurance losses in Louisiana and Mississippi that were paid by the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), a federal program that is the only source of flood insurance for most Americans.

While hurricanes are a constant source of worry for residents of the southeastern United States, new research suggests that they have a major upside — counteracting global warming.

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Don't go to anonymous AP gossip for info, go to the source: NHC (National Hurricane Center) where the meteorologists sign their names to their forecasts.

If «ocean based water vapor machines» are the source of moisture for hurricanes, why has not a single «ocean based water vapor machine» ever been photographed or documented in any way?

Researchers create first model for hurricane hazard assessment that is both open source and capable of accounting for climate change.

The Lesser Antilles intersect the «main development region» for Atlantic hurricane formation, making storm data there «our best source for historical variability of tropical cyclones in the tropical Atlantic in the past three centuries,» the researchers explain.

Sure but understanding hurricanes is not the focus of the present paper, although it was for their previous (2008) submission to ACP, «On the validity of representing hurricanes as Carnot heat engine» which proposes that the decrease in pressure resulting from condensation is a source of energy for hurricanes.

According to several news reports (for example, by the Times Picayune, Sept. 9), the Associated Press collected raw data from state regulatory agencies and other sources and performed an analysis which revealed that more than 30 fuel and chemical storage tanks at facilities in the region collapsed or otherwise failed during Hurricane Harvey, releasing more than 600,000 gallons of crude oil, gasoline, and other fuels and chemicals.

For example, the Yscloskey Gas Processing Plant was forced to close for 6 months following Hurricane Katrina, resulting in both lost revenues to the plant's owners and higher prices to consumers as alternative gas sources had to be procurFor example, the Yscloskey Gas Processing Plant was forced to close for 6 months following Hurricane Katrina, resulting in both lost revenues to the plant's owners and higher prices to consumers as alternative gas sources had to be procurfor 6 months following Hurricane Katrina, resulting in both lost revenues to the plant's owners and higher prices to consumers as alternative gas sources had to be procured.

I went to the data source cited in the 2005 Science paper and this is what I found for 1960 - 2004 hurricanes (the Science study covered 1970 - 2004, excluding the first two rows below and the 4 category - 5 hurricanes that occurred after the period of their data, in 2005):

The link between heat and Hurricane intensity is unquestionable, as atmospheric water vapour density increases with higher temperatures, the energy source is likewise augmented, same goes for cyclones.

In an earlier article, «Paying For It,» (December 10, 2012) published in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, Kolbert forcefully made the case for a carbon tax both as a way to create the incentives needed to reduce carbon pollution and as a substantial source of revenue, preferable to other kinds of taxFor It,» (December 10, 2012) published in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, Kolbert forcefully made the case for a carbon tax both as a way to create the incentives needed to reduce carbon pollution and as a substantial source of revenue, preferable to other kinds of taxfor a carbon tax both as a way to create the incentives needed to reduce carbon pollution and as a substantial source of revenue, preferable to other kinds of taxes.