The winds have been ferocious, with a gust to 97 mph clocked in Colorado Springs, and an 80-mph gust at Denver International Airport.
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Gust after gust sent Panama hats, napkins and, above all, red clouds of gritty terre battue flying into the players' fields of vision and their psyches.
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Winds could gust to tropical-storm-force Winds will gust over 30 mph out of the northeast as they squeeze between the ocean storm and high pressure to the north.
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I see it like a gust of dust and wind.
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CNN affiliate WISN previously identified the photographer as Pete Gust.
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A gust of 82 mph was reported in Mashpee, Mass.
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At one point, a gust tipped a coffee cup over.
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He blew a gust of smoke into my grandfather's face.
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Northeasterly breezes may gust above 103 mph by late afternoon.
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But when he got angry, he would gust with fire.
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In the North Bay, one wind gust of over 234 m.p.h.
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There was this huge gust of wind that just blew through.
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Gust, who's a minister, also wants to keep his sweet Jag.
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His father told him a gust of wind brought them down.
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The highest reported was a 79 mph gust in Sonoma County.
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The highest wind gust reported in the area was 63 mph.
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An 84-mph wind gust was reported in Polk County, Wisconsin.
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At that point, a huge gust of wind lifted my dress.
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Northwesterly winds around 5 mph could occasionally gust above 15 mph.
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Dishes on shelves on the north wall rattled with each gust.
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Gust told them to raise a fist in the air, Zolper remembered.
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That adoption headwind was nearly indistinguishable from the second big gust: compatibility.
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The highest gust across the county Sunday was 93 mph, forecasters said.
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"There was nothing that diminished the quality of anyone's life," Gust said.
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The unattended rental umbrella injured her during a sudden gust of wind.
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The note was blown off the table by a gust of wind.
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Gust said he asked the students to wave goodbye to their parents.
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The highest wind gust eventually reported was 63 mph, CNN meteorologists said.
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It calls for winds that may gust to 40 miles an hour.
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Gust-proof vents on its canopy will also ensure a grounded experience.
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Lights flicker in old houses, an icy gust whirs through ancient trees.
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Wafting through "The Nice Guys" is the gust of a good idea.
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The ride malfunctioned after a gust of wind tripped a circuit breaker.
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Crowdfunder Gust, Inc is pressing forward with its fight against AlphaCap Ventures LLC even though the patent licensor, which sued Gust and a raft of similar fundraising platforms last year, has offered to make the case go away.
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It's disturbing when he catches a gust of verbal eloquence or physical momentum.
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It is believed the castle was swept away by a gust of wind.
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But this gust measured between 12 and 18 knots, according to the NTSB.
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As a result of the gust, Aquila was knocked off its flight path.
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Matthew Gust pleaded guilty in May to federal hate-crime and arson charges.
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He says you feel them, a heavy gust that whips against your body.
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Winds might gust as fast as 20 mph, the National Weather Service said.
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Afeni Shakur filed for divorce against Gust Davis, her husband of 12 years.
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It's not that developer GUST made a grey game about some grey topics.
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Officials reported a wind gust of 290 mph (200 kph) around midmorning Saturday.
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In southern Manhattan, a peak gust of 113 miles per hour was recorded.
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The breakdown was "due to an unusual gust of significant wind", SeaWorld Entertainment Inc.
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That could give it an edge against other solutions like Gust, Capyx and eShares.
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The problems stems from the drone's auto landing system and an unexpected wind gust.
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A 54 mph wind gust was recorded in Groton, Connecticut around 10:30 p.m.
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His breath-ghost scudded away on a gust,only to be replaced by another.
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So far #StormImogen has brought a max gust of 28mph to Needles Old Battery.
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"We will not let the inspection become a passing gust of wind," Liu said.
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With each new gust, a power line, dislodged by the storm, smacked the roof.
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Winds could gust to 60 mph, potentially leading to the fire spreading rapidly again.
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As things are finishing, a ridiculous Twister-level gust of wind starts blowing through.
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Northerly winds average around 210 mph but could gust near 20 mph through midday.
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A gust of wind traveled upslope toward the cafe, and the brown cloud dissipated.
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And right now, it's a gale force gust right in the faces of Republicans.
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That film image of Ms. Monroe's skirt rising high in a gust of air?
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At Naples municipal airport, NWS Miami reported it had recorded a 142 mph wind gust.
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One Baraboo student told a Madison television station that Gust had demonstrated the gesture himself.
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Imagine a weather report so precise it provides wind-gust forecasts for individual city blocks.
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As for Afeni, she's been separated from Gust for a little more than a year.
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Winds could gust up to 35 mph, causing blowing and drifting snow through Saturday night.
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A strong gust had knocked her off course, placing her closer to a neighbor's house.
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It's a sensation of the sea swelling or fog dissipating in a gust of wind.
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A gust of wind shook the trees and sent blossoms showering down on the crowd.
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There's a writhing electronic effect, like a menacing gust of wind dancing around your face.
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That's from an actual temperature of 55 below and a wind gust of 44 mph.
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Winds from the west at 5 to 15 mph may gust up to 30 mph.
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As he backed onto higher ground, another gust ripped the camper from his truck bed.
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There is no better example of this than Gale, who is a gust of wind.
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From a single gust of wind, Clare Hollingworth reaped the journalistic scoop of the century.
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Since about 2014, researchers have been more interested in cannabis high in CBD, Gust said.
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He remained a bachelor until 2005, when at age 67 he married corporate executive Anne Gust.
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A beachgoer said there was a strong gust of wind at the time of the incident.
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A gust of wind lifted a roadside hessian screen, revealing Hitler's army, mustered for the invasion.
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The side benefit is a cool gust of wind in your face each time you jump.
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It makes the film's two-and-a-half-hour runtime go by like an ocean gust.
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Winds were already blustery in Hilton Head, South Carolina, with one gust measured at 3103 mph.
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The candle lighting Emily's (Ash Santos) room is blown out by some mysterious gust of wind.
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At times, a brief gust of wind blows flowers or handwritten notes off the makeshift memorial.
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"It was a beautiful day and a gust of wind blew the umbrella," Reynolds' statement said.
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You know when you turn a corner and suddenly you're hit by a gust of wind?
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"While Jerry and I were dating, it was more a normal relationship," Gust Brown told me.
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In that moment, Thompson is as hard to wrangle as a heavy tarp in a gust.
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However, winds could gust up to 35 mph, causing blowing and drifting snow through Saturday night.
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"Villanova University is appalled and horrified by these allegations," Villanova spokesman Jonathan Gust said in a statement.
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Walking down an empty street, a gust of wind blew it into our face — temporarily blinding us.
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One weather station in east Boston -- where a cold rain fell -- reported a gust of 52 mph.
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Engineers hoped that a powerful gust might be able to blow off whatever was blocking the panels.
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Fred (Joseph Fiennes) and Serena (Yvonne Strahovski) waltz inside the house with a gust of bad vibes.
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Here are women celebrities who are running for office in this gust, or have in the past.
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In Islip, New York, a 51 mph wind gust was recorded in the past hour as well.
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The dome is designed such that even a strong gust won't be able to topple the structure.
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The National Weather Service says a wind gust of 81 mph was recorded at the Rochester airport.
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The gust is pushing through Europe this summer, as Mr Young tours his anger across the continent.
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It's powerful but ephemeral, which is why so many people compare it to a gust of wind.
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Winds could gust as high as 30 to 50 mph, depending on elevation, on Sunday, officials said.
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And now a bluish gust of snow Brings in more folks you'll like to know: Here's Sen.
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And what we got back was a nice big gust of air and an e-mail address.
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Having junk in the trunk plus a gust of wind means that skirt is not staying down.
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Seina blew into "Terrace House" like a gust of reality, shaking up the show's hermetic little world.
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It found a proper home at American Coney Island, which was opened around 1920 by Gust Keros.
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A wind gust of 77 mph was reported in the mountains between Cheyenne and Laramie, Lyons said.
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Just before 11am, a gust of wind dispersed the fog and the snowfields on the summit appeared.
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A giant gust of wind in Commerce, Colorado -- Commerce City, Colorado, sent a porta potty into the sky.
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These encounters can happen, for instance, when a gust of plasma from the sun collides with Earth's magnetosphere.
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On his company website, however, Gust has updated the prom photo tab with his statement addressing the controversy.
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According to the NTSB, a strong, hot gust of wind struck Aquila from below five seconds before landing.
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STEWART: You know, here's the only thing I would say, shame can be a final gust of wind.
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Stars know what it's like to fall victim to a less-than-strong seam or gust of wind.
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Sure, you made some silly mistakes, sometimes fleeing from what turned out to be a gust of wind.
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"So what I want to do is get a big gust of wind that blows all that away."
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The wind is extremely strong up there and a well-timed gust would knock off your mobile phone.
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During the blizzard, expect wind gust up to 55 miles per hour, whiteout conditions, and downed power lines.
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Nothing disrupts a beach day quite like a gust of wind picking up sand and blowing it everywhere.
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Storm-chasers recorded one gust of 90 mph on I-44 near Geronimo, Oklahoma, according to the NWS.
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You can also thrust the Ring-Con forward to fire a gust of wind in front of you.
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New Yorkers may be clamoring for spring, but the city could still get one more gust of winter.
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Winds could gust over 40 mph across the valleys and could reach over 60 mph in the mountains.
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At Mr. Yang's exhibition, titled "A Gust of Wind Through Beijing," the word "underclass" is written in English.
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Winds from the southwest at 240 to 250 mph could gust to 20 to 30 mph at times.
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West winds blow from 10 to 503 mph, but could gust to 20 to 25 mph at times.
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A wind gust of 51 mph (82 kph) was recorded at the airport on the island of Lanai.
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It played as a stunning piece of news, a fresh gust of scandal 11 days before the election.
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If you'd like to create a brief gust of wind, move your cursor to the right or left.
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Later Friday, a wind gust of 68 mph was measured at a station in Wrightsville Beach, near Wilmington.
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On the 286th, his 6-iron tee shot got caught in a gust and landed in a water hazard.
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Rochester saw winds over hurricane-force, with a peak gust of 81 mph, according to the National Weather Service.
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By the time it gets near the coast it's hot, dry, and can gust as fast as a hurricane.
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Snow totals are expected to be 4 to 8 inches and winds are expected to gust up to 35mph.
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A wind gust of 47 mph (75 kph) was reported at the island&aposs main international airport Monday morning.
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" Gust added, "The internet can be a wonderful tool but for some there is an overwhelming urge to destroy.
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Rose is also chief executive officer of Gust, an internet platform that connects accredited investors with early-stage companies.
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A gust of shrapnel blew out a window, partly sucking one passenger in Row 113 headfirst into the sky.
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Facebook says the structural failure happened after an unexpectedly powerful gust of wind that hit Aquila on its approach.
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Not to mention its seeds are tiny and lightweight, easily traveling significant distances with a little gust of wind.
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Five seconds before the drone crash landed, a gust of wind lifted the drone above its expected landing path.
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At the nearby Branson Airport, a 63 mile-per-hour wind gust was detected at about 7:30 pm.
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"It was a beautiful day and a gust of wind blew the umbrella," Reynolds said later, according to NJ.com.
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The news outlet said the photo was first published on the website of a local motorcycle photographer Peter Gust.
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If a strong gust of wind blew the tarp off, their home would be exposed to the elements. Gov.
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A gust of shrapnel blew out a window, partly sucking one passenger in Row 14 headfirst into the sky.
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In comments to CNN affiliate WISN, photographer Pete Gust said that critics were taking the photo out of context.
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Sooner or later a gust or a dip will hit, and the kite will fall or somehow lose control.
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The plastic bag caught in a gust of apocalyptic wind, and it seemed to pull them across the sidewalk.
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Wednesday, the peak wind gust recorded in the capital, San Juan, was 34 mph -- well below what was forecast.
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In 2011, a gust blew over a truck near a 32-story tower in Leeds, UK, killing a pedestrian.
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If officials had held Wednesday's race, an ill-timed uphill gust could have doomed her chance at a medal.
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Mr. Lindenberg said a 63-mile-an-hour wind gust was recorded at Branson's airport around 6:55 p.m.
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As we stared into their murky depths, a sudden gust of steam stung the eyes and prickled the skin.
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In another installation, he rigged tornado machines to respond to microscopic movements, like gust from a closing gallery door.
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It turned out that a gust of wind had tripped the alarm; there were no signs of a bear.
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She had a mercurial temper that rose fast and died suddenly, like a gust of wind in a tunnel.
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A wind gust of 130 mph was reported near Tyndall AFB, close to Panama City, before the instrument failed.
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Bernie Sanders is heading into Nevada and South Carolina with a gust in his sails — but not a gale.
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One afternoon, surveying the damage, I saw a gust of wind carry a neighbor's trash bin down his street.
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West and southwest breezes continue to gust near 20 mph, but they aren't ushering in cold air just yet.
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Let each diner delight in breathing in that gust of grassy, aromatic steam as she unwraps her own parcel.
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Sunday's highest reported wind gust at Dallas Love Field Airport was 71 mph, although wind speeds were likely higher aloft.
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Looking through the viewfinder and fiddling with his camera, Gust said that the fists looked funny — he didn't like it.
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My colleague Cameron Faulkner tells me he's noticed Google Assistant can be triggered on the M3s with a strong gust.
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Dulles clocked a wind gust of 71 miles per hour around noon, which was the strongest wind there since 2012.
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Earlier this year, she was embroiled in a divorce battle with Gust Davis, her husband of 12 years, TMZ reported.
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Storm chasers recorded one gust of 90 mph on Interstate 44 near Geronimo, Oklahoma, according to the National Weather Service.
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Two days earlier, a strong gust of wind had blown him into the rocky cliffside during the individual time trial.
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"Every gust of wind made my house tremble," Toukio told Reuters by text message from the capital city of Noumea.
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In December, a powerful gust of wind revealed that our future president uses Scotch tape to fasten his tie together.
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And they arrive with a gust of heat, studded with more cracked black pepper than would seem possible, or sensible.
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Winds could gust more than 40 mph across the valleys and could reach more than 60 mph in the mountains.
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David Brooks I'm beginning to think this whole sordid campaign is being blown along by an acrid gust of distrust.
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What further complicated matters was the fact that English did not experience his new affluence with a gust of elation.
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Jess doesn't think it was a piloting error ... rather the drone rode a gust of wind directly into her face.
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In the game in which his contact popped out while catching Syndergaard last April, a gust blew into the field.
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Before dawn, we could see the wind shift to the southeast and gust around 35 mph a couple of times.
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Meanwhile, the temperature had fallen to minus ten degrees Fahrenheit, which turned every gust of wind into a scouring assault.
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Winds could gust from 30 to 40 mph as this system tracks into the Southeast over the next two days.
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In a letter to U.S. District Judge Denise Cote in Manhattan on Friday, AlphaCap's attorney Marie McCrary of Gutride Safier said the company had given Gust a covenant not to sue for infringement on the three patents at issue in the litigation and asked Gust to agree to drop its effort to invalidate the patents.
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They listened to the gust of wind feeding the flames, and the crackle of burning ivory, rhino horn and other items.
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In north Wales, for example, a maximum gust speed of 94 miles per hour was recorded, according to the Met Office.
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Nearly two weeks into spring, a large swath of the nation may experience a final gust of winter Sunday and Monday.
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Humidity was about 210 percent, and winds were expected to gust up to 25 miles per hour (40 kph), authorities said.
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These are "just little spin-ups" that pop up along what's called the gust front of a storm system, Miller said.
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Suddenly a prophetic gust of wind comes out of nowhere, knocks the hat off my head and directly into the water.
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Gallant Prince Harry came to the rescue of a woman whose wheelchair blew over in a strong gust of wind Friday.
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Marathon, Florida, in the Keys reported sustained winds of 51 mph (81 kph) with a gust to 71 mph (115 kph).
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Similarly, Kate's yellow dress was caught in a gust on an airport tarmac during the couple's first royal tour to Canada.
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Every piece is assembled with a palpable tension, leaving the impression that a small gust of wind would destroy the arrangements.
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Half of all American households live paycheck to paycheck; it's alarmingly easy, with one moderate gust, to get badly off track.
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"It was a beautiful day and a gust of wind blew the umbrella," Reynolds said in a statement from the hospital.
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Joanne Herring (Julia Roberts), a right-wing Houston socialite, and Gust Avrakotos (Philip Seymour Hoffman), a C.I.A. operative, are his partners.
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And, for the second time in this transcendent film, Paul Dédalus, its middle-aged hero, is caught up in a gust.
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If I was caught in a gust of emotional wind, I just had to gather my tufts and deal with it.
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The strongest winds pummeled the coastal areas, including a gust of 83 miles per hour recorded on Cape Cod in Massachusetts.
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"She completely won over his trust," said Anne Gust Brown, the governor's wife, who is also one of his top advisers.
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A gust of wind at the back of a racer might have inequitably affected who won the race — or lost it.
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It was wide rather than tall, but the moment she dipped in a spoon, a gust of thyme-scented air escaped.
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November has arrived, and in many parts of the country it has brought with it a blustery gust of cold air.
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The seed may have travelled there on a gust of wind, its flight aided by a winglike attachment to the nut.
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Clinton's visit delivered a welcome gust of attention to a continuing crisis that has only begun to seep into the national consciousness.
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According to Metro US, the pony pair escaped after a particularly nasty gust of wind blew open the door to their barn.
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A gust of wind picked up the "unattended" umbrella and swept it down the beach, Ocean City spokeswoman Jessica Waters tells PEOPLE.
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And indeed, the drone ultimately was hit with a gust measured at between 12 knots (13.8 mph) and 18 knots (20.7 mph).
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A GUST of wind struck the Plaza Bolívar in Bogotá while Iván Duque was sworn in as Colombia's president on August 7th.
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But when a strong gust of wind blew Bell's blouse over to the side, her nude, high-rise panties were visibly seen.
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" But for now, he said, the tail winds that propelled the U.S. economy for most of last year have "lost their gust.
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However, Gust — whose son Matthew is featured in the image — told the Associated Press that he told the students to wave goodbye.
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Like a little sailboat in a storm, Rubio has tacked for and against reforming immigration laws with each gust of political wind.
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The gust occurred just moments after the children's parents Edward and Berna Acuna climbed off the jack-o-lantern shaped inflatable pad.
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But the ginormous gust of wind beneath our wings comes on Saturday, when go-getter Mars zooms into Sagittarius until May 28!
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This part of the storm, which encircles the calm eye, contains the strongest winds, which may gust above 200 miles per hour.
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When the crowds press in too much, you can tap two shoulder buttons to release a gust of air localized around Luigi.
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One of those people appears to be Peter Gust, the motorcycle photographer who took the photo and posted it on his website.
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The photos have since been removed, photographer Pete Gust wrote on the site in a message that blames "jerks" and online negativity.
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The wind felt increasingly resistant, each gust a hard blue veil to pierce through, even as the ground rose to meet him.
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The Trump at the center of this mystery melodrama is mostly a phantom, a fitful gust of pique and an offstage rumble.
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Koepka looked incredulous when his tee shot at the 149-yard par-3 14th got caught in gust and sailed the green.
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Jerry Brown and his wife, Anne Gust Brown, hung medals around the honorees in the hourlong ceremony in a small auditorium inside.
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In blew a gust of frigid air, followed by a wispy form that flew past us and rushed up the grand staircase.
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But before he could climb up to join Adrian Farrington Jr., a gust from the hurricane dragged the boy into the surge.
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Suddenly the fledgling seemed to hurl itself into a gust, making a wide, uneven loop before crash-landing back onto the platform.
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The scene carries on for far too long and culminates with a giant gust of air blasting Downey Jr. in the face.
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The strongest wind gust reported was in Pueblo, Colorado, at 753 mph -- the equivalent of sustained winds in a Category 2 hurricane.
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As a sub-zero blizzard raged outside, Ronghui Chen pushed open a glass window to let in a gust of cold air.
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Rose runs Gust, a digital platform for early-stage entrepreneurs and investors, and Rose Tech Ventures, an angel investment fund and incubator.
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Her voice has a movable quality, like it'd shake if you blew at it, its dandelion feathers floating away on the tiny gust.
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Yet this is but a gentle gust in comparison with the tornado of a no-deal Brexit, which could strike on October 31st.
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Her estranged husband, Gust Davis, is not mentioned in the trust -- so Tupac's money and music will be virtually untouchable in that divorce.
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Gust took charge, running the boys through the usual poses: turn left, turn right, make James Bond finger guns, make a funny face.
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It's unclear precisely what Gust, who did not respond to multiple requests for comment for this story, told the group to do next.
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Winds will gust over 30 mph out of the northeast as they squeeze between the ocean storm and high pressure to the north.
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Facebook had modeled for one of these atmospheric disturbances, and simulations indicated that Aquila could withstand a gust of up to 7 knots.
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Eventually there were almost no trees left, and the loose topsoil blew in dirt storms that kicked up with every gust of wind.
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You should blow a short, heavy gust of air at your phone screen whenever you see a hair on it, just in case.
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Seal up all those holes, and suddenly, every gust of wind slams into your bike and forces you to rapidly wrench back control.
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Then, in a gust of awful comprehension, she realizes that Marie must have known she was having sex, because she was watching her.
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This sets fire to the chateau that, thanks to a gust of wind, spreads to the stables, ultimately killing the Marquise's prize horse.
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We're told the Tupac Estate rakes in around $900k a year, but according to Gust, after expenses Afeni gets around $20k a month.
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The LED lights on the surface of Gust react to wind speed data collected from pre-selected city — in this case, New York.
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The forecast called for low humidity — in the 10% range — with light wind and an occasional gust up to 15 mph (24 kph).
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As we strolled back to our pensione after dinner, a sudden gust of hot wind blew sand and small insects into my eyes.
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As if that's not enough to make you wish you'd stayed in bed, winds could gust as high as 22 miles per hour.
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The National Weather Service recorded a peak wind gust of 32 miles per hour in the area around the time of the episode.
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When a gust of wind blew a vase of peonies to the ground, four male donors in blazers rushed to restore the arrangement.
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"I love the change of the seasons," I mutter, through gritted teeth, as a 20-mile-per-hour gust renders my pants irrelevant.
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My favorite pigeons were the ones that gracefully traced figure eights, abruptly changing direction as if blown by a sudden gust of wind.
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The current state of the field is etched in sand -- the first big wave or gust of wind could shake it all up.
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"Here, a small gust blows in and the light is gone," said Zenaida Quiñones, 53, whose cement house in Loíza is still dark.
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Some of us might take an encouraging call from Márquez as a serious gust of wind beneath our wings, but it grounded Reyes.
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He listens most to his two closest advisers, his wife Anne Gust Brown and his executive secretary — or chief of staff — Nancy McFadden.
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The actors had to be on cables to protect them from flying over the cliff's edge when a gust of wind would come.
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A few seconds later, I felt a gust of air and, in a blink, my desk was covered with dust, glass and wreckage.
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Corralling over 100 sets of boldly programmed music, it's your opportunity to catch a gust of the trade winds sweeping across contemporary jazz.
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CBS briefly caught the entire incident on camera, as a strong gust of wind manhandled some of the handlers who were tethered to Goku.
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My angel had me stand on the ball with him, and pushed me up in the air with a big gust from those wings.
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But the weather station was turned off at the time, so the possibility that it was just another gust could not be ruled out.
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Every time we heard a bang or a gust of wind, we thought we were about to go through the storm all over again.
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And it does: I could make out every bead of sweat, forehead wrinkle, and gust of wind in the opening sequences of Wonder Woman.
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High winds, especially those from a Category 4 Hurricane, can gust 100 miles per hour or more and leave unprecedented destruction in its wake.
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He plans to head to a gym to "pump some iron" and weather permitting, take a bike ride with his wife, Anne Gust Brown.
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She was recently photographed looking like there was a slight bump -- though truthfully, it coulda just been a gust of wind in her dress.
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If a violent gust of wind can rip port-a-potties from the ground, it can certainly be strong enough to weaponize an umbrella.
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In 1934, the summit even played host to the fastest wind gust ever recorded on the surface of the Earth: 231 miles per hour.
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Through the window in the dayroom, she watches the white petals tremble, and, in a gust, a single blossom is torn off a branch.
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Already there are reports of power outages and severe weather warnings, with wind gust of 112 mph recorded in State College, Pa., earlier today.
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A NOAA buoy appears to be located directly in the eye of Hurricane Lane and recorded a high wind gust of about 107 mph.
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Musk for his part tweeted a link to the blog accompanied by three emojis: a unicorn, a gust of wind, and a peace symbol.
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The October golf game was for charity at The Gust Hamptons Invitational at the Atlantic Golf Club in Bridgehampton, New York, these people added.
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The slightest perturbation — an imperfection in the shape, a tilt in the angle of the wing, a gust of wind — disrupts the smooth flow.
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High winds, especially those from a Category 0003 hurricane, can gust 80 miles per hour or more and leave unprecedented destruction in its wake.
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At the beginning of a 10-day military training exercise, 87 paratroopers got stuck in the trees due to a strong gust of wind.
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But with a U.S.-China trade deal far from finished and world growth weakening, headwinds to U.S. growth "have started to gust," she said.
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Winds from the west at 260 to 250 mph may gust up to 203 mph at times, making it feel more like the 220s.
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Police, now aware of the escape route, began firing tear gas, but Jimmy says a gust of wind blew the cloud back toward officers.
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The storm lashed Taipei with tropical storm force winds for 22016 straight hours, with a peak wind gust just shy of 277 miles per hour.
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In 2016, she accidentally gave fans a view of her face during a performance in Colorado when a gust of wind blew her wig back.
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The impacts to date: So far the storm has brought Wilmington, North Carolina its highest winds since 1958, with a gust to 105 mph recorded.
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A gust of wind knocked Aquila off its flight path, and the autopilot's attempt to correct course resulted in the drone going faster than intended.
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While the gust of wind gave her hair a pleasant windblown effect, Sheeran got the short end of the stick… and fans are loving it.
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The center said a weather station in Vaca Key reported sustained winds of 48 mph (77 kph) with a gust to 66 mph (106 kph).
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Wellfleet, Massachusetts, located on the outer part of Cape Cod, recorded a wind gust of 79 miles per hour, which was greater than hurricane force.
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Cold rain is falling on New York City through much of Sunday, and winds will begin to gust up to 40 mph in the afternoon.
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"Think of it as a big gust of air versus a very sudden, sharp pressure change," he says about abdominal thrusts and back blows, respectively.
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Durango Governor José Rosas Aispuro also said a gust of wind rocked the plane before it plunged suddenly, citing air traffic control at the airport.
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They would've danced and whisperily sparkled, that is, until someone or something — a gust of wind through an open door, or a door blown open!
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At the start of every hole, a gust can blow a well-struck tee shot off course — and into Shinnecock Hills' knee-high fescue grasses.
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The winds were such that every time the petite Ms. Chenoweth ventured outdoors she was just one stiff gust away from making like Mary Poppins.
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Waiting there on the floor, Julia Rodriguez told me, she felt a wind -- a physical gust -- leave her husband's body and pass into her own.
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A number of soldiers were injured when a strong gust of wind blew them into trees during an airborne operation in Mississippi on Wednesday evening.
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The internet has certainly taken notice: I met Ed Sheeran today and & a gust of wind made my pic with him 10x more exciting pic.twitter.
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Still, there are other components of marijuana, like terpenes, that haven't been well studied, but would require more plant strains to do so, said Gust.
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The National Weather Service is warning that winds, which reached hurricane strength over the weekend, could gust up to 80mph in Los Angeles and Ventura Counties.
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Nevertheless, a wind gust to 230 mph was recorded at Aberdaron in North Wales on Saturday, with several gusts to 2000 mph or greater noted elsewhere.
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But Pete Gust, the father of one of Zolper's classmates and the owner of a small home-photo studio, had a nice camera and a tripod.
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Westerly winds could gust to 103 mph, and as winds combine with temperatures falling toward 210 degrees by sunset, wind chills dip toward the low 20s.
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An unexpectedly powerful gust of wind, coupled with faulty software, led to a 20-foot section of Aquila's wing shearing off as it approached the ground.
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A sustained wind of 81 mph (130 km/h) with a gust to 109 mph (175 km/h) was recently reported at Yabucoa Harbor, Puerto Rico.
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A sustained wind of 353 mph (101 km/h) with a gust to 118 mph (190 km/h) was recently reported at Camp Santiago, Puerto Rico.
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One MP scoffed that the candles the protesters carried could be snuffed out by a gust of wind; in response, the marchers brought electric lights instead.
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Equal parts tangible and ethereal, they're the plastic bag caught in a gust of wind; a sense of escape grounded in cold, hard, modern day slog.
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Removing the barriers faced by underrepresented groups would not transform the profession overnight, but would inject a bracing gust of competition into the field's imperfect meritocracy.
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It's a great substitute for the more expensive and heavier Phantom 3503, and and holds up well even when hit by a strong gust of wind.
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I don't know, have you heard that the East Coast might get brushed off the face of the Earth with a large gust of wind today?
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In Los Angeles, winds are forecast to gust to at least 26 miles per hour on Tuesday, with a high temperature of 83 degrees Fahrenheit possible.
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A gust of wind puffed the hospital's sheer white curtains into a wash of peace and serenity around her — it was O.K. to let go now.
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A balmy spring breeze ruffled Dag's thick brown hair, the gust an unexpected blessing in this country ravaged by the twin specters of drought and violence.
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A big gust of wind lifted the back of Ora's dress, exposing her sheer slip worn underneath the billowing skirt and bare butt to the cameras.
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As they walked up the steps of St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle, where the wedding took place, a particularly feisty gust took them by surprise.
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Prince Harry showed off his doting husband skills earlier in the day by fixing his wife's hair when a gust of wind blew through the area.
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Outdoor use was just a little too rough for it, though, and a strong gust of wind left me with a drone with one unspinnable propeller.
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"I was in an acute case of the present tense," she explains, just before a gust of wind throws her from the back of her machine.
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For Alberto to turn into a tropical storm, its top sustained winds would have to gust consistently at 39 mph, but no more than 73 mph.
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In one of the most famous views, we witness the exact moment a gust of wind blows a stack of paper out of a person's hand.
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But once I felt the heft of my new gadget whirring in my hand and experienced the exhilarating gust whipping across my palm I got it.
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Hackensack, for example, has a 17-foot statue of Bunyan's girlfriend, Lucette, who required a makeover awhile back when a lake gust blew her head off.
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During a run through the park, a gust of wind blew dirt into my left eye, and I panicked: I couldn't allow any injury to it.
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Once visitors are outfitted, they pass through an airlock, which blows a gust of air over them to get rid of as much dust as possible.
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Once, he said, seconds after a plane flew by, a gust of wind blew in behind, and in one great burst a tree shed its leaves.
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Like an unexpected stiff gust of wind in the middle of this long, dark winter, Sean Spicer has swept back in to our lives once more.
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Tiburon Police Chief Michael Cronin told CNN affiliate KGO the boat "apparently hit a wave or a sudden gust of wind" right before Burillo's sons fell.
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She added that high wind warnings and wind advisories cover 20 million people from New Mexico to Nebraska where winds could gust up to 85 mph.
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And the last lantern was in the gust of wind, and if you went over there with the torch then the torch would just go out.
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A NOAA observing site at Cape Lookout recorded sustained winds of 83 mph and a gust of up to 106 mph, according to the National Hurricane Center.
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The Air Force base was in the direct path of Michael and reported a 129 mph wind gust before the weather station was lost during the storm.
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"With the pins removed, the tower was significantly weakened, making it susceptible to the 45-plus miles per hour wind gust that toppled it," the department said.
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At 23,224 feet, it's the location where the strongest surface wind gust was recorded — 231 miles per hour, a reading that was taken on April 12, 1934.
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"A 93 mph (150 km/h) gust was recently measured at Carysfort Reef Light near Key Largo," the NWS's National Hurricane Center reported in its 28 a.m.
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About 17 miles northwest of Marco Island, Naples experienced a wind gust as high as 142 mph, according to the National Weather Service for Miami-South Florida.
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An Irish weatherman had a great sense of humor when a gust of wind took him off his feet during his report on Ireland AM on Friday.
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These dry seasonal winds can gust at 70 mph, so when they meet burning grass, shrubs, or trees, they can spread flames rapidly over a huge area.
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A gust of 130 mph was reported at the Mount Washington Observatory in New Hampshire, while winds hit 82 mph in Mashpee on Cape Cod in Massachusetts.
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Winds gusted to 22 mph at Saint Maarten on Wednesday morning, with a wind gust up to 2180 mph recorded in Barbuda, before the instrument stopped functioning.
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The smell of freshly cut tickets, the bounce of StubHub prices on the grass, and a gust of warm dollar bills blowing through completely inconsequential soccer games.
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A sharp gust of wind blew the tiny portions of tiny food away, shattering the doll-furniture plates and sending miniscule hamburger buns flying across the sidewalk.
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In an accompanying animation posted to Twitter Thursday, his trademark hair flutters in a violent gust of wind and rain, while loose papers fly all around him.
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However, the Johanna Ortiz dress proved to cause some difficulties for Trump, as her sleeves flared up every time a gust of wind blew through the air.
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Nathan Stowell was hiking along Mount Olomana's third peak on the morning of April 1 when a strong gust of wind reportedly blew off a friend's hat.
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The entire exhibition could be moved — the Venetian blinds up and down, the sculptures on caster wheels rolled around, the wind turbines activated by a strong gust.
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Greg Gust of the National Weather Service told people in the Dakotas to "stay put" Monday, rather than travel on icy roads that were closed on Sunday.
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I'd had similar experiences (well, minus the kegels), but what I felt was more of a gust of mid-practice anger that I couldn't quite pin down.
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A NOAA buoy located just outside Big Island is reporting sustained winds of 71 mph and a gust of 94 mph, according to the National Hurricane Center.
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One day when I was waiting for the No. 353 train at 168th Street, a gust of wind blew it off my head and onto the platform.
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The hurricane center reported a 130-mile-per-hour wind gust near the evacuated Tyndall Air Force Base — and said that the measuring instrument had then failed.
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One day when I was waiting for the No. 1 train at 168th Street, a gust of wind blew it off my head and onto the platform.
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"A gust came up and our house tipped over," said Robert Gawhega, who survived the tornado that shook his trailer the way a child shakes a toy.
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If you opened the window, it would let in this gust of air directly next to the burners, which at one point set our cabinets on fire.
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The UK Met Office said Wednesday that a gust of 91 mph was confirmed at Killowen in Northern Ireland, and called for the public to remain vigilant.
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The title references the kamaitachi, a supernatural weasel from Japanese folklore who arrives on a gust of wind to slice his victims with its sickle-like claws.
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In this photo, resident Russ Lewis covers his eyes from a gust of wind and a blast of sand as Hurricane Florence approached Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.
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A NOAA observing site at Cape Lookout, about 120 miles up the coast from Wilmington, recorded a sustained wind of 59 mph and a gust of 79 mph.
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Several hundred feet into the sediment, however, a jackhammer hit a gust of air, revealing an entirely new entryway into some stranger, unexplored depths of the Appalachian Plateau.
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But into this mess sails — quite literally, on a gust of wind, holding her signature umbrella aloft — Mary Poppins herself, returned to take care of her former charges.
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At the precise moment he steps into the cloud, several things happen: a gust of wind blows through the theater, and the seats rumble as they tilt back.
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Powerful winds from 25 to 40 mph will gust up to 60 mph Monday from the mountains of Los Angeles to San Diego, CNN meteorologist Rachel Aissen said.
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"Travel is expected to be severely limited if not impossible during the height of the storm ..." Sater said winds could gust at 50 miles per hour and higher.
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How strong does a gust of wind have to be to force a nearly weightless plastic bag straight into your car without getting caught in the car's slipstream?
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"It's really about making your systems have margin for the craziest wind-and-gust conditions, and making sure that doesn't throw you into a hill or someone's house."
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As luck would have it, when we started to ascend, a wind gust slammed me into the rock face of the ravine, which I really felt I deserved.
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The next year, he ran for state attorney general, and Gust Brown ran his campaign; she has been his de-facto campaign manager and closest adviser ever since.
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The National Hurricane Center reported a 733-mile-per-hour wind gust near the evacuated Tyndall Air Force Base — and said that the measuring instrument had then failed.
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Why should it help us when it doesn't need us to survive, its seeds borne on the idlest gust, taking root and thriving in even the cruelest terrain?
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Today's young adults are especially vulnerable to the "mean wind" that's blowing, but whether we allow them to get swept up in the gust is up to us.
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When she blows a kiss at a crowd of men in Laurent Pelly's often stylized production, their heads whip backward, as if feeling a sudden gust of wind.
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Winds could gust close to 50 mph in the afternoon, and the cold air that comes in will set the stage for a possible wintry mix on Saturday.
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TODAY'S NUMBER 115 mphThe speed of the gust of wind that slammed into a Norwegian cruise ship, causing it to tilt and injuring several passengers and crew members.
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Vincent's time in the south begins with a gust that introduces a palpable sense of bone-deep cold and of isolation that lingers even when the sun brightens.
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Dear Diary: I was thinking of our bench in Central Park today,The one across from the dirt-patch field that seemed to catch each gust of wind.
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As you make your way across the bridge, the controllers vibrate, giving you the sensation that at any moment a gust of wind will come and carry you away.
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The metallic tapping of sleet hitting the windows was clear and growing louder with each wind gust, until the chaotic chorus of the wintry mix was impossible to ignore.
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Timothy Egan Looking for refuge from the gust of insanity blowing across the fruited plain, I went to the highest perch I could reach in North Cascades National Park.
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With every gust of wind, bits of the court lift into the air and spread the terre battue beyond its intended confines, looking like a faint coat of rust.
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On this new song, he extracts the sentimentality of quiet-storm R&B and sets it to an uplifting bop, like being swaddled by a firm gust of wind.
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Just as the light changed, a gust of wind blew the piece of paper out of the woman's hand, across Third Avenue and down 72nd Street toward Lexington Avenue.
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Many scenes are so short that they don't seem to be overtly driving the story forward, but instead pile up and nearly swirl, like leaves caught in a gust.
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"We can't only grow curry plants," she said, just as a gust cut across the thick field of green and yellow, kicking up the immortelle's deep, smokelike peppery smell.
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From windy beaches, to a gust of air whooshing over a dog's face as it sticks its head out of the window, please enjoy these dogs basking in the breeze.
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Nothing, not even an unexpected gust of wind, could stop supermodel Bella Hadid from looking her finest on the red carpet at the 70th Annual Cannes Film Festival on Wednesday.
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Gust in a plea agreement admitted that he threw a lighted beer bottle filled with gasoline into the Juba Café in Grand Forks in the early morning hours of Dec.
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The birds played rather than battled with the wind, catching the edge of a gust with one silvery wing, dipping the other to bank steeply as they circled and dove.
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On a bright afternoon not long ago, a man stepped out of an apartment onto a crowded sidewalk and a gust of wind blew his shirt up, revealing a gun.
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In common areas, the temperature was bearable, but as she approached cells that faced the waterfront on one floor, she said, she was hit by a gust of cold air.
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In the whirlwind that is our current political environment, you might have missed one particular gust that swept through Congress this year: elected Republicans have shifted dramatically on climate change.
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A gust juliennes my cats Leaving two fur chandeliers Lit by future movements, sun's installed And socket-shaken glare Beating from bone's mirror as thought Enters and exits its dock.
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Ocean City spokeswoman Jessica Waters said the umbrella appeared to have been lifted off the ground by a gust of wind before impaling the 54-year-old woman in the chest.
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A 4-year-old girl displayed her extreme phone-holding abilities when a strong gust of wind blew open the door she was holding onto, sending the girl flying with it.
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The blackouts are usually initiated when winds are forecasted to gust over 60 mph, which can cause tree limbs to be blown into power lines and spark wildfires, the AP says.
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A bounce house was swept away by a wind gust in South Glens Falls, New York, climbing as high as 2500 feet and seriously injuring two boys who were playing inside.
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And even if you are one of the lucky few who has an umbrella on hand, she'll add a gust of wind that'll turn it inside out, leaving you soaking wet.
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Blandino is always offering up insider looks at what's to come for the cosmetics company, but this has to be the biggest gust of wind to push the rumor mill yet.
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Williams said inflation pressures remain mild yet the economic "tailwinds" that boosted the economy in 2019 "have lost their gust," including due to an ongoing partial shutdown of the U.S. government.
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A 9-year-old boy went for the ride of his life last weekend when a strong gust of wind blew a bounce house onto a major highway in Southern California.
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In a short race, anyone can make a ruinous mistake (lose an edge, hook a tip, choose the wrong line) or encounter bad luck (equipment malfunction, snow squall, gust of wind).
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As recently as June, Dr. Steven W. Gust, a special assistant to the director of National Institute on Drug Abuse, had disagreed with critics who say the monopoly has stifled research.
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I thanked the guy and then, for no reason other than maybe Amma's cosmic forces guiding my movements, a gust of wind caught the white t-shirt and spun it around.
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It was cruelly, bitterly, achingly cold, with the sharp Bradfordian air slicing through jackets, bobble hats and human bone, each gust of wind like a shard of glass through our flesh.
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According to the National Hurricane Center, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration measured sustained winds of 67 mph and a gust up to 83 mph in the southern eyewall of Dorian.
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Winds have been measured at up to nearly 60 miles per hour on the polar plateau, and if a strong gust carries away their tent, the journey will end right then.
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Private equity firms are swimming in cashThe surge in private equity buyouts has also been stoked by a huge gust of money into the industry, particularly in the last 10 years.
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A wind gust of 82 miles per hour was recorded on the Isle of Wight, near Portsmouth, England, as well, with widespread damaging winds between 60 and 70 miles per hour.
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Bolsonaro, 63, has for years angered many Brazilians with extreme statements, but is also seen by his many supporters as a politically incorrect gust of fresh air in a rotten system.
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"Inspection is not 'a gust of wind' ... It will become a long-term mechanism to help local authorities to improve environmental quality," said Li Ganjie, the environment minister, in a separate statement.
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This week, warm, dry weather, ample vegetation, and strong seasonal Diablo winds that can gust at 70 mph have created the "recipe for explosive fire growth," according to the National Weather Service.
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Every time I turn a corner and a gust of chilling wind slaps me in the face, I'm reminded of the impending six to nine months of frigid hell that await me.
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"I was in the mosque myself ... people were offering a prayers following the conclusion of the (main) Friday prayer when we heard a loud crash following a gust of wind," he said.
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This matters when the drone is getting hit by a gust of wind while in the air or trying and failing to match the boy-wow acceleration of the beefier Phantom 4.
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So, with cold weather brings another area of street style, that, given the right gust of wind, can be quite beautiful: We're talking about celebrities and their oversized, tailored-to-perfection outerwear.
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Anna Pollock, an RAF medic, was chatting with Harry during the trials for his Paralympic-style Invictus Games when she was toppled onto the running track by a sudden gust of wind.
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The 46-year-old woman from Pennsylvania, who has yet to be named, was relaxing on an Ocean City beach Sunday afternoon when a strong gust of wind uprooted a nearby umbrella.
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The Philharmonic retained its rounder, more polished sound, but many passages seemed energetically charged, with one Bourrée so swift that a whole section seemed to fly by in one gust of air.
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After decades of debates and doubts and dissertations and settlements and nondisclosure agreements and whisper networks and stasis and silence, all of a sudden, in one great gust, powerful men are toppling.
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At Sacai, the models' hair seemed to have been blown to one side by a gust of wind, which looked chic by the very fact that it wasn't brushed perfectly into place.
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Thinking of Our Bench Dear Diary: I was thinking of our bench in Central Park today, The one across from the dirt-patch field that seemed to catch each gust of wind.
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This is the most appealing side of Arbus: you feel a gust of Whitman, or of her near-contemporary Allen Ginsberg, in her sallying forth to compile such tumultuous chronicles of America.
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The wind gust of 191 miles per hour was recorded at Mauna Kea, an observatory on the island of Hawaii, while the 60-foot waves were seen off the island of Kauai.
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NIDA, together with Ole Miss, grants between 20 and 30 requests for medical marijuana for studies each year, Gust said, and that's stayed roughly the same for between five and 10 years.
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A gust of Arctic air whips her hair around her face as she scrutinizes the beige house perched sixty feet above us, atop an Iñupiat archaeological site that's fast eroding into the ocean.
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ABN AMRO, a Dutch bank, and a market leader in this business, has made less than $500m in green loans over the past five years, says Gust Biesbroeck, its head of transportation finance.
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The woman, Lottie Michelle Belk, of Chester, Virginia, was hit when a strong gust of wind tossed the anchored umbrella across the sand on Wednesday afternoon, Virginia Beach police said in a statement.
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In May 2014, two boys from upstate New York were hurt after falling nearly two stories when a gust of wind swept up the inflatable bounce house they were playing in, police said.
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Jose Aispuro said a gust of wind hit flight AM1901 heading from the city of Durango to Mexico City just as it was lifting off the tarmac, forcing the pilot to abort takeoff.
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The weight of the snow could cause localized power outages, and winds on Cape Cod could gust past 35 mph from the north on Monday morning through early afternoon, NBC station NECN reported.
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Gust claims the photo is "innocent," and is actually of the kids waving goodbye to their parents (I don't know how people wave in Wisconsin, but I've never seen it done like that).
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" Fortunately, he concludes, summoning the final gust of wind like an undergraduate completing a term paper, "familiarity with changes that did or didn't work in the past can serve us as a guide.
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Game of Thrones memes have advanced the language of the internet to the point that a stranger can assert their fan identity by simply announcing, "Winter is coming," after a chilly November gust.
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Something eventually dropped Popek, but what it was is a mystery—it could have been a right hand, a glancing blow from a follow-up left, a gust from an open window somewhere.
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Storm Vayu, which formed in the Arabian Sea, is likely to cross the Gujarat coast with gust speeds as high as 135 kmph (84 mph), the India Meteorological Department said in a statement.
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The maximum wind gust that the National Weather Service recorded on the US mainland was 142 mph in Naples, Florida, and the maximum total rainfall was almost 16 inches in Fort Pierce, Florida.
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Biden's much-needed victory in South Carolina sent a gust of wind into his campaign's sail and helped him close the delegate gap with Sanders less than a week before the Tuesday elections.
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He ushers in the work with the sound of a whisper or a gust of wind, produced through the swinging action of one foot pawing the air, before moving into more intricate territory.
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Bluff and bowlegged, with a neat side part in his hair and a spine as straight as a schooner's mast, Brad Pitt strides into "War Machine" in a gust of masculine self-assurance.
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Although it doesn't seem that the Sanders or Yang campaigns played it up, the Trump-tan-hairline picture showed how he could be hurt by a gust of wind and the meme dynamic.
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On popular local social media pages, people heaped scorn not just on Blue but on Carly Sidey for sharing the image with Suzdaltsev, and on Pete Gust, for keeping the photo on his website.
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He wouldn't tell me how long they've tested it at a stretch, but he showed me a video of it landing while blasted with a 25 mph gust of wind from a leaf blower.
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The drone was flying too fast as it approached the ground, the NTSB concluded, because Aquila's design generated too little drag to slow it down after the gust of wind knocked it off course.
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The clip, posted onto the man&aposs Facebook page, features residents at the park enjoying a sunny day out until a sudden gust of wind begins to ravage their outdoor fun and party tent.
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In Kristin Cavallari's case, it was a gust of wind that caused her to clutch her stomach while posing for a photo snapped by husband Jay Cutler during their dreamy vacation over the weekend.
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Which, according to one bystander, is exactly what happened: "A really strong gust of wind knocked some umbrellas around and one of them flew into the lady," Ricky Zepeda told the New York Post.
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Forecasters expect temperatures to reach above 90 degrees Fahrenheit 32 degrees Celsius) and winds to gust 50 miles (80 km) per hour in parts of the region, the National Weather Service said in advisories.
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Gust had earlier been indicted by a grand jury for using a destructive device in the commission of a crime, though that charge was dismissed as part of a plea agreement, federal prosecutors said.
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Stepping on lava gives players one damage point per touch while there are volcanic vents that can be used to send a player or vehicle into the air using a gust of hot air.
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Look at the evacuees on the Mole, turning their backs as a bomb bursts nearby and being caught in the gust of spray; we don't actually witness the explosion, any more than they do.
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Beyond Gonzalez bringing a touch of dimension to the proceedings, the movie receives a belated gust of comedic fresh air from Lamorne Morris, playing a tech genius/coder who gets drawn into the plot.
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Local officials stated that the cause of the crash was a gust of wind that hit the jet, causing its sudden descent and making it hit the ground to the left of the runway.
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"Brazilian Modern: The Living Art of Roberto Burle Marx" has taken over the New York Botanical Garden — and offers an exuberant gust of tropical modernism that will thrill anyone caught in the concrete jungle.
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A bonbon-pink bombshell sheath rose from mid-calf to rib cage, where it segued into a cherry shawl top that unfurled on either end like a scarf caught in a gust of wind.
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The wind on the Plantation Course is most treacherous on the greens, with players having to guess if a 30 mile-per-hour gust will knock putts offline or give them too much speed.
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Nearly two weeks into spring, a large swath of the nation may experience a final gust of winter Sunday and Monday, putting a damper on Opening Day festivities at ballparks in the Midwest and Northeast.
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LizaTech HD Smart IP Camera — $49 See Details Some security cameras are so motion-sensitive that they'll alert you of a possible burglary when what they really sensed was just a strong gust of wind.
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In addition, winds may gust higher than 45 miles per hour from the Virginia coast northward to Maine, and minor to moderate coastal flooding at the time of high tide is likely in many spots.
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This isn't the first time Kate has had a close brush with the wind – back on the couple's first royal tour to Canada, her yellow dress was caught in a gust on an airport tarmac.
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" There had been speculation in 2015 that Brown would enter the race, but, Gust Brown told me, "at that point, he had just gotten reëlected, and Hillary had it all sewn up, by everyone's account.
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By Friday evening, Langdon, N.D., a city about 120 miles northwest of Grand Forks, had seen an accumulation of 27 inches, Greg Gust, a warning coordination meteorologist at the Weather Service in Grand Forks, said.
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"Between the ice and snow, and winds howling like crazy, there will be nothing moving" until late afternoon Monday, Greg Gust, a National Weather Service meteorologist in Grand Forks, North Dakota, told the Associated Press.
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From some angles, the platform projects solidity and permanence; try to fit it in with its surroundings, however, and it looks like a rickety stage set that could collapse in an unexpected gust of wind.
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The Parker Solar Probe will study the corona and investigate the solar wind, a constant gust of charged particles that streams deep into the solar system, and gather data on what causes it to accelerate.
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The failure was likely due to a strong wind gust that lifted the drone above its flightpath right before landing, causing the autopilot controls to lower the nose and speed up as it came down.
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Met Eirann, the Irish version of the National Weather Service, issued a wind warning for Galway, Mayo, Clare, Cork, and Kerry on Monday, due to winds that may gust in excess of 80 miles per hour.
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A wind gust to hurricane force, or 75 miles per hour, was recorded in Rehobeth Beach, Delaware, where waves higher than 53 feet and a high astronomical high tide raised water levels to near record heights.
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Stepping on the pedal delivers an extra burst of speed when you're playing timed challenges in Bird Dash mode — it also sends a gust of wind at your face, which certainly adds to the immersion factor.
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If Sanders does as expected, the headlines declaring him a winner thrice over will surely provide a gust of wind for Sanders' campaign for fundraising purposes, even if it doesn't change the calculus of the race.
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On Wednesday, forecasters hoisted dreaded red flag warnings for critical fire weather conditions across Napa and Sonoma Counties, particularly in higher elevations, where winds could gust as high as 22017 miles per hour by Wednesday evening.
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"The towering clouds often appear dark gray due to the ash contained in them, and they can even produce lightning and cause the winds to gust and blow in different directions," said CNN meteorologist Brandon Miller.
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Snickers ran an ad — a riff on the classic scene in "The Seven Year Itch" when a gust of air from a subway grate makes Marilyn Monroe's dress flutter up — featuring Eugene Levy and Willem Dafoe.
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It's not hard to imagine why: If that drone had lost power or caught a gust (or been hit by a fly ball, at that altitude), it could have hurt or killed someone in the crowd.
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Oddly though, many traditional studies of droplet trajectories have made use of simplified models that don't account for the gust of air released when a person coughs or sneezes, which gives those droplets an extra push.
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His brother Bill opened Lafayette right next door, in 235, either because of a family feud or simply as a result of coming to the United States slightly later than Gust, depending on whom you ask.
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Ya gotta see the video ... Trump's touting the new FDA-approved 5-minute coronavirus test when a gust of wind sends the test box flying off the podium, and his hair starts flowing in the breeze.
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Such a thing seems unavailable for love or money, a little gust to break the stultifying heat, to aerate the close, humid echo chamber of the 24-hour news cycle and its rat-a-tat revelations.
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In the central province of Avila, a 63-year-old man died at home after being hit by roof tiles lifted by a gust of wind, said David Segovia, mayor of the town of Pedro Bernardo.
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As he's halfway up the stairs, a gust of wind catches him just right and peels away a flap of golden strands to reveal his elusive bald spot, finally laid bare for the world to see!
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One witness told the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation that a gust of wind had loosened the western end of the bridge deck and that two pickup trucks had flown into the air as they drove off its end.
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Her knuckles pushed the door open by another inch or two, and she was greeted by a gentle gust of air, extremely warm and dry, that carried the smell of cigarettes, wet cardboard, burned plastic, and ammonia.
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In this case winds for higher elevation spots (especially over 2106,500 feet) winds will locally gust in the 45 to 55 mph range while valley areas should see gusts peaking in the 20 to 30 mph range.
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The storm, referred to by Met Eireann as Ex-Hurricane Ophelia, or "Storm Ophelia," produced a 73 minute average wind speed of 57 miles per hour, with a gust to 84 miles per hour at Roches Point.
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Bolsonaro, 63, has for years angered many Brazilians with extreme statements on race, gender and sexual preference, but is also seen by his many supporters as a politically incorrect gust of fresh air in a broken system.
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It was so wide and powerful that both the east and west coasts of the state experienced hurricane-force winds (with a peak gust of 142 miles per hour), as well as coastal flooding, and heavy rain.
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Did you make some quick mental calculations about wind gust and the weight of your nugs and think, Cops will never buy that the wind picked this bag of weed up, it's too heavy—but the coke?
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The software, built in Processing by Refik Anadol Studios, read one year's worth of wind data, then analyzed and visualized—using a particle engine and physics simulations—wind speed, gust patterns, direction, time/date, and air temperature.
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After Marie Kondo's best-selling book wafted into our lives last year, like a sweetly perfumed Mary Poppins gust of orderliness, you would think we would have our shit together when it comes to downsizing out possessions.
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A sudden squall under sunny skies from the south-west promised exciting racing only to gust up to and over 30 knots, well above the 25-knot limit under class rules for a start, World Sailing said.
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In Opening Night, the scent came and went like a gust of wind twice during the 75-minute show, misted into the space by scent dispensers attached to silent fans controlled by an app, according to Kurkdjian.
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He'd turn on the old radio, constantly tuned to the local public radio station, and Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me or Harry Shearer would come on, clearing away the static like a gust of wind through cobwebs.
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But everyone is also cognizant of the consequences of a little slip-up or a bad break, or even factors outside a racer's control, like an ill-timed gust of wind or an uneven patch of snow.
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Carol Baxter calls it the "golden day": that single day in autumn when a gust of wind blows the yellow leaves off her giant ginkgo tree and onto the lawn of her 1850s house by the river.
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Fire officials worried that high winds forecast to gust to 2000 miles (2130 km) per hour or more would lift embers from smoldering hot spots and carry them into unburned vegetation, re-igniting and spreading flames anew.
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DJ KHALED FEATURING JUSTIN BIEBER, QUAVO, CHANCE THE RAPPER AND LIL WAYNE "I'm the One" (We the Best/Epic) A song so much like sunshine that it essentially disappeared at the first gust of fall wind. 12.
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However, much higher gusts have also been recorded elsewhere: 119 mph at Fastnet Rock (at a height of 216 feet) 22017 mph at Roches Point 21 mph at Sherkin Island (before the weather station lost power) 20 mph at Cork Airport (before a loss of power) 216 mph at Shannon Airport According to the Washington Post's Capital Weather Gang blog, if the 22017 mph wind gust is verified, it would break the record for Ireland's strongest wind gust on record, which was 63 mph, set in 26 during the remnants of Hurricane Debbie.
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"A piece of lighting equipment, about the size of this roof, fell on my face outside, in a big, big, big gust of wind," Chenoweth, who played political reporter Peggy Byrne, exclusively tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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Just as the NICU director had told me, I was able to give my sweet Rafaela a kiss on the forehead, her eyes tightly shut, before they whisked her out of the room in a gust of nurses.
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Photos by the author 8:10 AMA strong gust of wind has unstaked my tent and flipped it upside down onto me, rousing me from a restless sleep, so I'm starting the day with my world literally inverted.
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What was supposed to be a fun event at a Washington high school turned into a disaster after a bounce house was lifted by a large gust of wind and thrown across the field with multiple students inside.
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As Trump deplaned his private jet in Indianapolis, Indiana, on Thursday, a gust of wind blew his necktie over his shoulder to reveal that the back and front of the tie were being held together by clear tape.
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And the truth is that very little about this race has changed in the last month, though some might argue that Cruz has a gust of wind in his sails and Sanders's string of recent victories is impressive.
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"Justice Gorsuch started his first opinion with a gust of alliteration and the odd phrase 'and more besides,'" Mr. Guberman said, referring to a unanimous opinion in a decidedly minor case on the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act.
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The Norwegian Cruise Line's Escape, a passenger ship capable of cruising with 1643,000 people, was pushed suddenly Sunday night by a gust of wind about 115 mph, a burst similar to the wind of a Category 3 hurricane.
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While I was concentrating on the course and the depth meter, an even stronger gust snatched my hat and spun it out of reach over the churning waves before dropping it into the sea far from the boat.
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"Or, people throw it in the air just as a gust of wind comes, and (the water) catches the wind and it blows it back on them -- so we see some face scald injuries from that," she added.
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Around the same time of year that the gust of stale subterranean air as the subway roars into the station starts to feel like a refreshing gift from God, cooling products start to seem like a very good idea.
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It had looked like being a tight battle between defending champion Geraint Thomas, his team mate Egan Bernal and in-form Thibaut Pinot, but the Frenchman was thrown off course by a gust of crosswind in Monday's 10th stage.
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Gust has also taken the photo down and complained about "jerks" who are being online bullies -- by which he apparently meant the people angry about the photo, and not the teenagers who appear to be making a Nazi salute.
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Red flag warnings were issued for Northern California and parts of other states, where the National Weather Service said temperatures could reach above 90 degrees Fahrenheit 32 degrees Celsius) and winds to gust 50 miles (80 km) per hour.
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I find it hard to imagine what inner peace can exist without acceptance of this cycle — the bright green of the first spring leaf, the brittle brown leaves of fall skittering down an alley in a gust of wind.
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A record-setting typhoon made landfall east of Tokyo on Monday, killing a woman who was toppled by a wind gust, injuring dozens and throttling transportation systems in an area that is not often struck by such intense storms.
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On a recent Saturday alone, as Mr. Brown and his wife, Anne Gust Brown, shivered in front of a fire in their new home at the family ranch here in Williams, there were five separate interview and photography sessions.
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It doesn't take much thought to realize that the amount of energy involved in a lightbulb is a drop of water in the ocean of current human energy use, its emissions a tiny gust in a globe-spanning hurricane.
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"The wreck is visible briefly every two to three years, depending on the tides and the wind that leads to sand movements, but a good gust of wind and the wreck will disappear again," said Mayor of Wissant Bernard Bracq.
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A National Transportation Safety Board review of the incident found that the wing failed because a gust of wind knocked Aquila off its flight path, and the autopilot's attempt to correct course resulted in the drone going faster than intended.
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But when you're probably going to lose it to a gust of wind or break it after spinning out of control on your second week of ownership, you probably shouldn't pay $100 for it, no matter how "giftable" the packaging is.
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Shepherd, the former AMS president, in a recent piece for Forbes invoked the example of a 2011 incident at the Indiana State Fair in which a wind gust caused a stage to collapse during an outdoor concert by the band Sugarland.
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Per the Times, the fires are not expected to go down anytime soon, with Cal Fire spokeswoman Jaime Williams telling the paper firefighters are facing "red flag warnings" of 10-20 mph winds that could gust up to 40-45 mph.
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A 67-year-old UK tourist vacationing on the Jersey Shore was hospitalized Monday after a gust of wind at the beach tore an umbrella from the sand and sent it flying through her ankle like a spear, ABC 11 reports.
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"A gust from one direction when you think it's going to be the other can throw a two-footer at this speed almost out of the hole," said Spieth, who is widely regarded as the best putter in the game.
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Caleb Acuna, 2, and his sister Gabrielle, 5, were jumping on an inflatable bounce pad at JK's Pumpkin Patch when a strong gust of wind hurled it into the air, the Lancaster County Sheriff's Office said in a press release.
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Mr Glass added organs at this crucial moment "to create a lot of sound" in a swirling, atonal cacophony that ends when a wall of windows on the edge of the stage is blasted open by a great gust of debris.
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Perhaps Gust was just confused, but the mix of explanations ("it's free speech"; "they were just waving goodbye"; "who knows what's in their hearts") suggests that the issue is less any one principle, and more a general desire to exculpate students.
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The economics have to make sense for a VC to invest in your companyDavid Rose, who runs Gust, a digital platform for early-stage entrepreneurs and investors, previously told Business Insider that a venture capitalist's decision comes down to numbers.
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It's also worth adding that while this is, as Jaret-Schachter tells me, "a level-by-level, character-for-character remake," there's one significant difference to its barely there, pray that there's not a healthy gust of wind anytime soon plot.
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The shivery synth chords, the stiff propulsion of the drum machine, the creepy percussive clacks pingponging through a gust of keyboard chill — behold a sudden, cold-eyed moment of fear, the moment when you realize just how intense your feelings are.
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While some might charitably see that as a welcome gust of original programming, it plays more like a way of briefly bringing Harington to his fans, helping tide them over until the next bracing wintry flurry of you-know-what comes.
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France scheduled an Indy-car doubleheader of two 100-mile races at Daytona in April 1959, and the driver George Amick died when a gust of wind hit his car in the opening race, spinning him out into a wreck.
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Forty minutes later, facing an orcish champion on a narrow rock bridge, you are slammed with a gust of wind and a massive club, and you go flying off the side of the level, descending down into… yes, the flame pits.
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But this month at her club's annual ocean swimming competition, Daphne, a huge inflatable duck, was blown out to sea by a strong gust of wind, and despite a rescue attempt, was quickly dragged out into the vast Indian Ocean.
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One firefighter standing on a blustery hilltop Thursday night had a repetitive task worthy of Sisyphus: monitoring a patch of already scorched hillside and using a garden hose to put out small fires that reignited with each gust of wind.
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In April, when an engine exploded in midair on a Southwest Airlines flight from New York to Dallas, a gust of shrapnel blew out a window in the cabin and partly sucked a 43-year-old woman headfirst into the sky.
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But a strong gust of icy wind across the cornfields this week could upend the race since the poll also indicates that almost two-fifths (6900 percent) of Democrats have not made a final choice a week before they caucuses.
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If it turns out to be just a gust of wind or a stray cat, you lose little by overreacting, but if you fail to activate the alarm response and a true threat is present, the cost of your miscalculation could be high.
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Months later, Gust would tell a reporter that he told the boys to "give me a high sign, a wave that you're saying goodbye to your parents," and that it was a "brain fart" based on past photos he'd taken of wedding parties.
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As of 7:45 pm ET, a wind gust to 97 mph had been recorded at Cape Lookout, North Carolina, as that location entered the northern eyewall of the storm, where some of the fiercest winds and heaviest rains could be found.
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All I know is that it's made my hands feel like they won't split open the minute a freezing gust of wind touches them, and that's about as close to magic as I can get without hopping on a train to Hogwarts.
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For example, he was only 22 in 1842 when he painted "The Fairy Blast," which depicts a band of travelers moving hurriedly through the dark mountains just as a gust of wind — suggesting the presence of mischievous, malevolent fairies — is compounding their dread.
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Click here to view original GIFThis is definitely what you don't want to see at a kid's birthday party: a bounce house flying away straight into the power lines after being swept up in the air by a big gust of wind.
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A strong gust of wind blew up the president's normally precision-coiffed hairdo last week as he climbed the stairs to Air Force One, according to a new video and photos of the moment that made the rounds on the internet Wednesday.
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And, when that time came, the Holy Spirit is said to have arrived in a gust of wind and fire, giving the apostles the ability to speak many languages so they could spread the word of God to as many people as possible.
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Mallory Moore, who was married April 299 before 213 guests on the back lawn of the Mint Museum in Charlotte, N.C. Just as she arrived through the squall to meet her groom at the altar, a gust blew her veil into the sky.
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With football fans complaining for years about the sport being dominated at both club and international level by only a handful of teams, this World Cup in Russia has certainly enjoyed a gust of fresh air being breathed into its knockout stages.
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As the screen fills with an image of Goldsworthy's face coughing up petals and rising into the air against moss covered hills, only to be blown away by a gust of wind, we see the cyclical processes that are inherent in his art.
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Last night (and continuing into this dawn of a new day), we are discovering Bernie's tempest could prove to be no more than a thunderstorm, a jarring gust on the route to nominating a well-known centrist over a well-documented socialist.
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Mr. McDonald's first attempt, at a Pittsburgh Pirates game in 2009 at PNC Park, was met with a gust of wind, recalled Adam Boneker, 46, a friend who has accompanied Mr. McDonald on many of his trips to ballparks to dump the ashes.
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Read more: Top VCs reveal what they want to hear in a startup pitch — and what you should avoid sayingDavid Rose runs Gust, a digital platform for early-stage entrepreneurs and investors, and Rose Tech Ventures, an angel investment fund and incubator.
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If this emphasis can sometimes make the completed works feel slight, it also lends them a fragile beauty, similar to the beauty of a dandelion seed head in the moment before a gust of wind or a child's breath disperses its seeds.
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"Just before midnight on Sunday, March 3, Norwegian Escape encountered unexpected weather in the form of a sudden, extreme gust of wind, estimated at 100 knots, which resulted in the ship heeling to the port side," a spokesperson said in a statement obtained by PEOPLE.
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The ex-hurricane is expected to reach its maximum intensity shortly before striking Ireland, and then gradually weaken as it sweeps across the UK. Wind gust forecast via the Euro model, as ex-Hurricane Ophelia approaches Ireland Monday AM. Note 100 mph+ gusts (pink). pic.twitter.
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Sia's attempts at privacy were foiled when a particularly strong gust of wind blew back her trademark hairpiece, giving fans a glimpse of her face for the first time in ages and dashing any potential conspiracy theories involving her being replaced by a body double.
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The autopilot wasn't able to correct for the wind gust, causing the drone to incur "substantial damage," according to the NTSB report:At 0743, while on final approach at 20 feet above the ground, the right outboard wing experienced a structural failure with a downward deflection.
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Peter Gust, the man behind the camera and a parent of a Baraboo High School student, told the local news outlet Madison365 that he was trying to capture the boys "waving goodbye to their parents," and that the photo has been taken out of context.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS "The hurricane wind at Salzburg was very strong and when the aircraft received [a] strong gust of wind, pilots acted quickly according to procedures and aborted landing," wrote Enter Air in a statement to Fox News.
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His highly-styled hair, toned arms and homemade cut-off plaid shirts — or "back thongs," as Gust deems them — lead Candace to think he's an Instagram model, but Gus reveals that in fact he's a farmer who was kicked out of his house at 17.
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We only had the flames lit for a few minutes before a gust of it came in and blew them out, and my father said, "Well, perhaps that means it's time for bed," instead of relighting them, because we were almost out of oil.
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The nifty part about all this is that when you step on the pedal to jump, the fan on the end of the pedal blows a gust of wind in your face, which adds an extra level of depth to an otherwise simple game.
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It is four years since the 29-year-old last won a major — at the 2014 British Open at Hoylake — but he believes his extra know-how could count in his favor when the winds are expected to gust up to 28mph on Sunday.
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Winds could gust to hurricane force — 13 miles per hour — in the area, and a combination of high astronomical tides, a 3-to-5-foot storm surge, and destructive waves are likely to produce historic coastal flooding in many areas during multiple high tides.
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Froome described how a gust of wind funneled through buildings veered him off course as he tried to blow his nose during a practice ride and his first question after the crash was whether he would recover in time to race on the Tour.
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I was briefly a glimmer struck burningin a gust, a wild-down-the-mountainside scream,but quickly, as my body slammed into place aroundmy sobs and my sobs, like doused coals, quit, I becamesmall and defeated and invested in the magic of palmsand soft hymns.
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Patillas, Puerto Rico (CNN)Ramon Cruz Laboy, a 75-year-old who kept to himself and never wanted to burden his relatives, died January 24 from medical complications that resulted from a femur fracture he suffered during a gust of wind from Hurricane Maria.
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Manny Machado is an all-around savant and Adam Jones is just a tick less virtuosic, but the one-dimensional sluggers surrounding them can all make some seriously entertaining noise—of both the exploding-baseball and gale-force wind gust variety—at the plate.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: I was sitting on a bench near the model boat pond in Central Park on a sunny, breezy summer day, when a sudden gust lifted my favorite straw hat off my head and it blew into the middle of the water.
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The Norwegian Escape, which departed from New York City on Sunday March 3 for a 7-night cruise bound for Florida and the Bahamas, reportedly encountered a gust of wind of 100 knots (115 mph) as it was sailing to its first stop in Port Canaveral.
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These days, they have a lot to be joyful about, whether it's their new EP on their new record label, or the upcoming single that's already riding a gust of momentum or their names on the bill of Carrie Underwood's highly anticipated Cry Pretty Tour 360.
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Try smacking Bokoblins off high circular towers into the water below — in which they can't swim — to conserve weapon durability, or letting fire chuchus set the grass on fire to create a gust of wind and give you a quick aerial exit from a tight spot.
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Imagine you're holding the long train of your white princess gown, turning your head as a crisp gust of air kisses your cheek, feeling the faint warmth of the setting sun as it spills through the golden leaves of the towering oak trees all around you.
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Suddenly a gust of wind hits them, and they start to move from one side to the other—almost as if they were moving to the beat of the rap that escapes from a little speaker near the grill, music that makes the conversation even more pleasant.
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Weather officials said Cyclone Vayu, with wind speeds equivalent to those of a Category 1 hurricane, is set to cross the coast with sustained wind speeds of 103 kph to 155 kph (90 mph to 96 mph), and could gust as high as 170 kph (106 mph).
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 82%Summary: Based on a true story, the dramatic comedy "Charlie Wilson's War" follows US Congressman Charlie Wilson (Tom Hanks) and CIA operative Gust Avrakotos (Philip Seymour Hoffman) in their efforts to privately fund and aid Afghan soldiers during the Soviet-Afghan War.
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We use the metaphor of waves that rise and fall in societies, perhaps forgetting that the actual waves of the ocean are purely opportunistic, small irregularities in water that, snagging a fortunate gust, rise and break like monsters, for no greater cause than their own accidental invention.
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One of only two seascapes the artist created while in the Netherlands, it captures the fishing village he visited often in a stormy scene flourished with gray clouds, rippling waves, and the red flag of a sailboat caught in what is clearly a strong gust of wind.
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The increased temperatures and fast gust of extremely hot and dry winds that whip up fire — called "Diablo winds" — could increase and ignite the dry trees, grasses, and shrubs in the area, Tim Brown, the director of the Western Regional Climate Center, explained during a press call on Thursday.
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"Honestly, @CruiseNorwegian, the gust of wind that threw all of the shattered glass all over my bed and floor is all on mother nature, but where my pro-rated premium plus discount for all the bottled water I was going to drink tonight?" passenger AJ Black wrote on Twitter.
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We have the push of economic data (strong right now), the tide of a few assertive macro trends (strong dollar, yields higher) and the gust of policy pressure from tweeting President-elect of the United States and response from corporate decision makers (trend toward protectionist/nationalist production/trade moves).
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In 2016, a 7-year-old girl died after playing in a bounce house that was struck by a gust of wind in the UK. John Knox, a geography professor with the University of Georgia, has been tracking similar incidents as part of his research on weather and climate.
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According to CBS 5, the woman — who asked to remain anonymous — had just gotten out of the car while picking up her son from daycare when a powerful gust of wind knocked a "basketball-sized" hive from its place on a tree, sending it falling directly on her head.
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There's gnarled 10-minute jams full of contortionist rhythmic interplay ("Atlantic Black"), nauseous two-stepping grooves ("Flipped OUT"), and a track described on by one the players on a trippy interlude as a "gust of energy coming down this mountain that I feel on my back kinda vibe" ("Butterss's").
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But I will say this: The Michigan win put a new gust of wind into Sanders's sails and strengthened his argument that he is a very real and viable alternative to Clinton — and that he shouldn't feel one iota of pressure to leave the race before all the contests are finished.
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In our two seats in the upper deck of Miami's Hard Rock Stadium, a steel beam equipped with stadium lights hung directly above us, ensuring that with every wind gust a flume of rain unloaded on our heads, soaking the one-dollar yellow ponchos we bought in the parking lot.
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Another River Dell student, Lauren, 14, made a personal connection to a headline, "Little Boy who Receives Thousands of Christmas Cards Dies After Cancer Battle" when she learned her mother was one of the people who sent the boy a card: Suddenly, like a gust of wind, it hit me.
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We have never seen a pass get caught up in a gust of wind defy the laws of physics in quite such a miraculous fashion, having been mishit so badly hit with such finesse that it bent back in on itself and landed right in the middle of the box.
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The finishing sequence was incredibly high drama, and Naito's performance—from his mix of dismissive gust and tranquillo as Okada made his elaborate entrance (in pants no less!) to his subtle half-smirk looking back to the ring as he exited up the ramp—had the crowd eating out of their hands.
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The idea isn't new, but a study published in the Proceedings of the National Academies of Sciences today offers the strongest evidence yet that the extinction of the dinosaurs was less like a healthy tree getting toppled by a chainsaw, and more like a sickly one blowing over in a gust of wind.
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"Forecasts indicate that winds may gust over 30 knots during the afternoon and evening, so with the safety of the sailors and spectators as the key priority, ACEA and ACRM have decided to postpone Friday's events," the America's Cup Event Authority and America's Cup Race Management said on the event website (www.americascup.com).
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Just as that gust of wind — and missing a more-important-than-anyone-knew accessory (the MAGA cap) — revealed the big nothing under all those artfully arranged strands on the executive head, so, too, it turned out the first big show of the week, Tom Ford, didn't have much under its skirt.
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