Hurricane

Intensity measures a hurricane s force, which includes wind speeds, and there has been some recorded increase. The biggest change, however, has been in the duration of hurricanes how many days each hurricane lasts.

Then, in 1980, there was a hurricane, Hurricane Allen.

Flurry

The storm is encountering cooler waters in the Pacific and therefore powering down.

A Democratic Hurricane

By a whirlwind.

Noting further that the Caribbean region has been hard hit, and in some cases devastated, by hurricanes in 2004, and concerned that their frequency, intensity and destructive power pose a challenge to the development endeavours of the region,

Hurricane in the United States of America

Close that door!

He just touched them briefly, but they went in no time.

Hurricanes are measured according to three dimensions frequency, intensity, and duration. The frequency of hurricanes has not changed much, if at all.

It's like a death of a relative, or a cyclone, or a hurricane, or an earthquake.

. Each year, several hurricanes struck the Caribbean, sometimes causing damage amounting to billions of United States dollars (e.g. Hurricane Gilbert in 1988 and Hurricane Hugo in 1989).

This is the slide for Katrina.

I would like to extend our sincere condolences to the families of the victims and our sympathy for the destruction caused by the hurricane.

The year of the hurricane. 1940, that was.

Cognizant of the efforts of the Government and people of Belize to relieve the suffering of the victims of hurricane Keith,

They can handle a hurricane that comes and goes.

And then suddenly, he learns that there's going to be a hurricane.

We know that hurricanes have always happened in the past.

Four hurricanes brushed the Islands in 2004.

Ivan, the most powerful hurricane to hit the region in a decade, strengthened into category 4 as it struck Grenada, bringing sustained winds of 220 kilometres per hour.

Considering with concern that it has not yet been possible to overcome the devastating effects of hurricanes Mitch and Keith on sectors of Central American countries and which are causing setbacks in the efforts of the peoples and the Governments of Central America,

Noting further that the Caribbean region has been hard hit, and in some cases devastated, by hurricanes in the recent past, and concerned that their frequency, intensity and destructive power continue to pose a challenge to the development of the region,

Cognizant of the efforts of the Government and people of Belize to relieve the suffering of the victims of hurricane Iris,

He's a hurricane if things don't work out after 3 tries

The hurricanes that struck the Caribbean in the fall of 2004 and that revisited in 2005 in the form of Hurricanes Katrina and Wilma were the strongest in a decade.

Hurricanes and tropical storms pose a great threat to American Samoa.

Dominica has had its share of hurricane devastation.

Allow me also to have a special thought for the victims of Hurricane Katrina, which recently struck the Gulf Coast of the United States indiscriminately and with rare violence.

The Caribbean region is constantly exposed to hurricanes and earthquakes.

And this kid lived in the village he wasn't there at the time and this is the little movie he put together about that.

During the hurricane, you had MSNBC posting about the hurricane on their blog, updating it frequently. This was possible because of the easy nature of blogging tools.

Hurricane Jeanne, the most destructive, produced 2.5 million worth of damage to roads, power lines and sewers.64 The Federal Emergency Management Agency, in general, provides programmes of mitigation, preparedness, response and recovery in the Territory through the Virgin Islands Territorial Emergency Management Agency.

I wish to encourage my friend, President George Bush, and the American people, in their determined efforts to assist the victims of the hurricane.

Special communiqué on the damage caused by Hurricane Stan

Special communiqué on the damage caused by Hurricane Stan

That's all I needed

Climate scientists have warned for years that global warming caused by manmade emissions of greenhouse gases will generate more extreme storms. While there is no scientific way to link a particular hurricane such as Katrina to the long term trend in the sense that Katrina might have been bad luck rather than a sign of manmade climate change the energy of hurricanes throughout the world has been rising markedly.

The warming of the oceans is the main reason for the devastating increase in the force of hurricanes that we have seen in recent years.

The growth was largely the result of the rehabilitation and reconstruction efforts after Hurricane Luis.

Last year many Caribbean countries were battered by hurricanes, and the Eastern Caribbean nation of Grenada was in the unfortunate situation of facing the onslaught of two major hurricanes in one calendar year.

It was just in July this year that our sister CARICOM nation of Grenada again suffered serious devastation, caused by Hurricane Emily, on the back of last year's devastation brought by Hurricane Ivan.

We wish to express our resolute solidarity with those who have been its victims.