Sentences with phrase «storm wreaked havoc»

According to a new study accepted for publication in the journal Space Weather, the US was taken to the brink of war with the Soviet Union in 1967, when a powerful solar storm wreaked havoc with early warning systems designed to detect incoming Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles.

The projection on where the damage was going to be was off, but that storm wreaked havoc on peoples» lives.

Now, with a devastating storm wreaking havoc in southeastern Texas, New York lawmakers say they won't stand in the way of approving emergency aid.

But understanding more about how tornadoes form and how radar data can be better interpreted requires careful forensic detective work after the storms wreak their havoc.

The entire East Coast comes under threat when shark - infused storms wreak havoc on Washington, D.C., and Orlando.

The game charges players with saving the imaginary planet Helios from ecological destruction by carrying out missions to supply solar, wind, and water power before severe storms wreak havoc.

From the critically acclaimed author of The List comes a stunning new novel about a girl who must say goodbye to everything she knows after a storm wreaks havoc on her hometown.

In one, a 1998 planning document carrying the acronym TINA (for «there is no alternative»), the company even imagined events in the year 2010 after violent and damaging storms wreaked havoc on the East Coast of the U.S.

Not exact matches

It recouped $ 2.1 million in insurance money but has spent $ 2.3 million on repairs and upgrades to existing infrastructure, to make sure another storm of equivalent power won't wreak similar havoc on the enterprise.

Weather - related storms like hurricanes, tornadoes and Nor'easter s can wreak far more havoc.

Often, these storms will provide no warning before showing up and wreaking havoc on your financial life.

Green Bay's Fox affiliate decided to name the storm Winter Storm Aaron in the hopes that Aaron Rodgers wreaks as much havoc on the Seahawks as the snow will be bringing to the storm Winter Storm Aaron in the hopes that Aaron Rodgers wreaks as much havoc on the Seahawks as the snow will be bringing to the Storm Aaron in the hopes that Aaron Rodgers wreaks as much havoc on the Seahawks as the snow will be bringing to the game.

Players weren't getting paid, visa problems were keeping players from traveling from country to country, and tropical storms were wreaking havoc on the schedule.

Storm Emma had wreaked havoc in south Wales in the 48 hours before this game, and West Ham were blown away in similar fashion as they failed to match Swansea's intensity throughout.

Following a series of storms that wreaked havoc and caused long - lasting blackouts, political officials assured the public that extra precautions were being taken in case the worst - case scenario hit Rockland and the region again.

More important, Mayor Kyle Roddey was there for his community when Hurricane Irene and Tropical Storm Lee struck and wreaked havoc on his Village, which is the county seat of Orange County.

Hurricane Maria, one of the most intense storms ever recorded, wreaked havoc upon Puerto Rico's electrical grid, rendering a significant portion of the archipelago without power.

Ice storms can wreak havoc on communities.

Along with wind speed, the sheer size of a storm, how quickly it is moving and the angle at which it's approaching land also influence its potential to wreak havoc.

A rare combination of a hurricane from the south and a winter storm from the west could wreak havoc along the Atlantic coast

New findings that improve predictions still fall short of giving humanity a head's up on the havoc a solar storm might wreak on Earth

While the information can't pinpoint when and where storms will wreak havoc, it will nevertheless be useful for governments and insurance companies to prepare for the coming season, Allen said.

The storm's potential to wreak havoc is immense.

They are a common measure of solar activity — the higher the number of sunspots, the higher the probability of a major storm that could wreak havoc on Earth (see Space storm alert: 90 seconds from catastrophe).

If an X-class flare is powerful enough and aimed directly at Earth, it can cause radiation storms in Earth's ionosphere and wreak havoc with radio communications.

Adams says that would actually be a preferable scenario to the alternative, which would be if the storm simply stays just off the coast, wreaking havoc on the cities there for many hours.

Solar storms have the potential to wreak havoc on orbiting satellites, radio networks, and national power grids.

Coronal mass ejections can trigger geomagnetic storms that can interfere with satellites and wreak havoc with cellphone service.

WHAT: A documentary crew tracks a massive storm to the small town of Silverton, where an endless barrage of tornados wreak havoc on its inhabitants, including a father (Richard Armitage) and his two sons (Max Deacon and Nathan Kress), a pair of redneck daredevils, and students from the local high school.

It doesn't take long before things turn into a shit storm of badass looking violence as everything begins to explode and zombie / aliens start wreaking havoc on the town.

Visitors may want to begin with the «Anatomy of a Disaster» section to learn the science behind the super storms that could wreak havoc on cities around the world.

Heavy storms across the country are wreaking havoc, causing schools to close and travel to be impossible.

As the storm closes in wreaking havoc on Pensacola, Florida, he has to make a choice between saving their lives and exposing a secret that could cost him everything.

Hurricane Harvey, which recently wreaked havoc on Gulf Coast Residents in both Texas and Louisiana beginning Friday, August, 25th, is considered to be one to the most devastating storms in...

In the aftermath of the tornados and storms that wreaked havoc in the Midwest last week, many national animal rescue organizations are pitching in to help reunite displaced pets and evacuate animals from shelters that were destroyed.

The storms of winter 2017 wreaked havoc on the area's natural beauty, causing mudslides, fallen boulders, and a bridge outage that led to closures of the iconic thoroughfare.

Winter Storm Toby — the fourth nor» easter of the month — is wreaking havoc on the East Coast just a day after the Northern Hemisphere welcomed the first official day of spring.

These days however, portions of Big Sur's iconic coastline have been temporarily interrupted due to the effects of 2017's winter storms - heavy rainfall wreaked havoc on the area's natural beauty and led to mudslides, fallen boulders, and a bridge outage.

These days, however, portions of Big Sur's iconic coastline have been temporarily interrupted due to the effects of 2017's winter storms — heavy rainfall wreaked havoc on the area's natural beauty and led to mudslides, fallen boulders, and a bridge outage.

They drop tiny robots into zoomed - out stages and let them wreak havoc with lasers, baseball bats, grenades, and blinding storms of enough missiles to choke an Ichiro Itano dogfight.

«Storm radar imagery is a beautiful visual representation of systems that wreak havoc and devastation,» says Miller.

In assessing the storm tracks, I see some resemblance to the course followed by Hurricane Floyd in 1999, which wreaked havoc through phenomenal downpours well up into New York State.

Storm surges from hurricanes would wreak even more havoc in the era of higher sea levels, potentially swamping entire bases, including Naval Station Norfolk, Udvardy said.

More frequent and intense droughts are likely to bring more dust storms like the one that wreaked havoc on Sydney in September 2009.

Dust storms, which are expected to increase in some regions due to climate change, could wreak their own havoc, because iron - rich mineral dust can drive a 10 - to 1,000-fold increase in the growth rate of Vibrio bacteria.

Extreme «ice storms» are wreaking havoc all over the globe.

Storms, floods, landslides and drought have wreaked havoc on agriculture, infrastructure and the lives of millions of people.

Hello Kimberly, about the now frequent «ice storms» that are wreaking havoc, they are absolutely a result of climate engineering and specifically chemical ice nucleation processes.

The storm of 2042 wreaked havoc in a vastly larger area and brought the entire city of New York and its surrounding area to a halt.

Make sure you're prepared with a comprehensive home insurance plan so that you can afford repairs if a storm system wreaks havoc in your neighborhood.