Sentences with phrase «think about hurricanes»

As the summer travel season approaches and travelers make their vacation plans, it's time to think about hurricanes.

What does Dave Barry think about Hurricane Irma?

Think about a hurricane and its force.

FILE - In this Oct. 13, 2017 file photo, children discuss their thoughts about Hurricane Maria at Ramon Marin Sola Elementary School in Guaynabo, Puerto Rico.

The comment above about air temps in the Northern Hemisphere strikes me as similar to what I've thought about hurricanes.

Not exact matches

They thought about canceling it after the hurricane, but decided to do it anyhow, fitting it in between work and volunteering at the relief center.

And those who wish to think about the government's responsibility and actions in the hurricane - damaged parts of Florida or Texas or Virgin Islands or Puerto Rico or Cuba or elsewhere in the Caribbean, this program is for you.

Last week, when I heard my colleagues talking about Hurricane Harvey, I did not think much of it beyond the typical flood warnings that come with any bout of heavy rain in Houston.

When I remember the heartbreaking footage from Hurricane Katrina, or think about the awful situations in so many inner cities and in rural areas across the country, I question whether or not our nation's wealth is really a «blessing from God,» as so many people claim.

have you ever thought that maybe hurricanes, earthquakes, tornadoes and floods were already happening and the people who wrote the Bible just wrote about them to scare us that its God's divine justice?

I agree with the point of your article, BUT your reference to a «conditional covenant» is the same reasoning that leads to protesters at soldiers» funerals and claims that Hurricane Katrina is an act of God's wrath (although I don't think there was agreement on what God was mad about).

As I am riding out Hurricane Irene on Cape Cod, I can not help thinking about how differently New Englanders in colonial times interpreted these natural disasters.

the issue is not stocking food, it's not a bad advice, the issue is calling Irene the hurricane, which is wreaking havoc on the east cost, a blessing from God because he thinks, god is sending a hurricane on major costal cities, just to prove that Glen Beck is right about his food advice, note to Glenn, you are not God, you have never talked to god and you should stop lying about your god.

They won't help hurricane victims who don't have electricity (and therefore no access to the Internet), but it might get some of you all thinking about how to be prepared should disaster strike in your area.

I was being hard on myself thinking I was evil for feeling this way about my two cats after becoming a single Mom to my now 17 - month - old whom I've dubbed the Hurricane since I can not keep up with his energy or his mess.

Cruz, who has been in Buffalo for about a month after losing her home to Hurricane Maria, said she thinks the law is a good one and believes children should be protected from the harmful effects of secondhand smoke.

Predictions about drought and hurricanes becoming more frequent are seen as less certain now than they were thought to be in 2007

About 30 percent say they think there will be many more «deaths and injuries» from floods and hurricanes over the next 20 years if nothing is done to address climate change.

Think of Hurricane Sandy in the US, which was brought about by the combination of an extremely unusual set of conditions to wreak havoc in New York.

«The hurricane's strength was the result of high seawater temperatures, and my first thought was that we should be able to do something about this», he says.

«When you hear about hurricanes or tropical cyclones you think about storm surges and wind damage near the coast,» says Villarini, who also conducts research at the internationally renowned IIHR - Hydroscience & Engineering.

After 10 years without a hurricane hit, about 60 percent of Floridians think they'll escape unscathed again this year.

Re # 26 — As we drift off course here and are talking about the weather, volcanism interaction, I have always thought it odd that Mt Pinatubo's big explosion in 1991 was in the middle of a hurricane (typhoon).

I had thought there was a legitimate scientific debate about the role of global warming and hurricanes, but it appears that the deniers, although they are legitimate scientists, seem to have fallen in with the think tank ideologues and PR lobbyists who masquerade as scientists.

«We were having our fair when Hurricane Harvey hit and the 4 - H» ers immediately thought about how they could help,» Eicher said.

I was thinking about war in my country (I'm from Ukraine) and that was a hurricane of contradictive thoughts in my head, that I refused to take.

Still thinking about all of you on the east coast who are affected by Hurricane Sandy, especially now that...

This hurricane has really gotten to me because I see people who has lost everything and just thinking about what they're going through makes my eyes fill up with tears.

I am so happy we were given enough time to prepare for that hurricane but man it was so many days of just worrying and thinking about the worst case scenario.

What made me stop and think about recycling at the conference was that last year one of my students proposed we do a can and bottle drive to help get food and water for Hurricane Katrina survivors.

In the aftermath of hurricane Sandy, Bill reflects on the resilience of his colleagues and community as they think about how to rebuild their classrooms.

WBUR covered a meeting of district officials planning for the arrival of students displaced from... Read more about Boston Public School Officials Think Out Loud To Prepare For Students Displaced By Hurricane Maria

«When it started sprinkling, I thought about Le Mans, but once it started to pour, I said this is hurricane season,» Milner reported.

As the 2013 Atlantic hurricane seasons kicks off, it's time to think about financially preparing for a natural disaster.

In central Texas, that means thinking about water damage from hurricanes and gulf coast storms.

I'm not sure that I know enough about Cal Dive's business yet to form an opinion regarding the investment case but one thought did occur to me when reading about the sensitivity to hurricanes.

Friends, I can't stop thinking about the images and stories of pets stranded, confused, frightened, and lost in Texas because of Hurricane Harvey.

If the Houston region wants to minimize the human impacts of future events like Hurricane Harvey, we need to think about flooding differently.

Due to the impact of Hurricane Sandy and the relatively little information we've been hearing about impacted B&B s and inns, the two thought a more public - access information sharing site would be helpful.

Lets be honest, with Hurricane Sandy clean up going on and the elections nearly upon us I think just about everyone is ready to get out of town and leave our worries and fears behind.

Therefore the chances of a major hurricane affecting Cancun is relatively small, but it is still something you should think about before you travel.

In fall 2012, the flooding and devastation caused by Hurricane Sandy prompted me to think about processes like soaking and staining; in the studio I started to thin binder - and - pigment mixtures with water, pouring them onto wet, raw canvas and letting them absorb.

I was inspired to make this photogram by two things: finding in the New York Times a documentary photograph of a house blown apart by a hurricane, and thinking about the notion of shape as form in high Modernist painting.

Nevertheless, reinsurance companies, like Munich Re, are very concerned about the impacts of global warming, and I don't think you can even buy hurricane insurance in some parts of Florida anymore.

And, as I blogged recently, the media definitely have a tendency to get seduced by the «front page thought» when dealing with questions about climate and, say, hurricanes, and thus can miss the legitimate questions still surrounding the science that explores links of that sort.

Think about protections against hurricanes and tornadoes.

I read this as saying there's plenty to be alarmed at when thinking about AGW, but hurricanes aren't one of them.

When I was researching my book, «Don't Even Think About It», I conducted multiple interviews with people along the New Jersey sea shore and Bastrop County, Tex., which had been devastated by, respectively, Hurricane Sandy and the largest wildfires in Texan history.

Seriously, though, we have covered the unresolved questions about hurricanes and warming carefully (an archive of articles is on our Times Topics page) and, I think, have already effectively conveyed the state of the science.

I guess the non-global warming factors I was thinking of are the things that reduce hurricanes even when SST are rising, such as wind factors (I don't actually know what I'm talking about here).