There have been storms after storms after storms that are hitting every island — name an island.
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Storms include winter storms, tropical cyclones, and other severe storms; other disasters include wildfires, droughts, freezing weather, and river flooding.
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How do Dixie Alley storms differ from Tornado Alley storms?
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"There's not enough to say that climate is causing the storms to occur, but the one signal that seems to be trending is slower moving storms, much wetter storms, record-setting rainfall storms," Fugate said.
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Follow this season's storms with CNN's storm tracker Storms forecast across the South Tornado risks and severe storms are forecast across the South.
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We're seeing storms gobble up other storms to grow into superstorms.
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There are storms that bring us together and storms that divide us.
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Storms Two serious storms are keeping the world on edge this weekend.
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These storms are more dangerous Storms that undergo rapid intensification tend to be more dangerous than other storms because they frequently end up as major hurricanes.
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Track the storms >>> Tuesday will see a few isolated storms in the Southeast.
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Dust storms are common on Mars, but planet-encircling storms are more rare.
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Subtropical storms can develop into tropical storms, which in turn can strengthen into hurricanes.
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That can cause storms, those things all cause storms to exist and get big.
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In younger storms—the tropical storms, or lower-level hurricanes—the eye can be turbulent.
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Damage from this week's storms Earlier storms left significant damage -- especially in Dickinson County, Kansas.
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Its surface is subject to intense dust storms and rain storms consisting of liquid methane.
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Heavy rains and storms raked Mississippi into the night Saturday as the storms moved east.
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The electric was broken before the storms that got hit by two storms not one.
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Texas meteorologists are concerned that the storms could bring about hail storms and isolated tornadoes.
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While U.S. government agencies name tropical storms and hurricanes, they don't name winter storms like Stella.
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"We've had big storms like this, and we'll have more big storms like this," she said.
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Hail storms were also reported in parts of Oklahoma, Texas and other states affected by Tuesday's storms.
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Only four named storms have made landfall in Hawaii since 1959 (two hurricanes and two tropical storms).
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Only four named storms -- two hurricanes and two tropical storms -- have made landfall in Hawaii since 1959.
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Warm water helps storms intensify, since it allows storms to pull in more heat energy and moisture.
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In 2016, NOAA forecast as many as 16 named storms; fifteen storms developed, including four major hurricanes.
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It's one of three storms Humberto is one of three storms drawing attention in the Atlantic basin.
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Two other storms brewing Behind Florence are two other storms that the National Hurricane Center is monitoring.
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These storms are powerful, but they're not necessarily much more powerful than storms we've seen in the past.
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In the fall, storms drop buckets of snow onto the sea ice, but in midwinter, those storms decrease.
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The impact of climate change on storms Michael's strength may reflect the effect of climate change on storms.
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"The problem with slow-moving storms or even tropical storms around this area is that it's unpredictable," she said.
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So the US began using female names for storms and later added male names for all Northern Pacific storms.
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Most storms that make landfall in the US are tropical storms, not "major" hurricanes of Category 3 and above.
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Storms in the Southeast In the Southeast, storms could bring tornadoes, hail and damaging winds Monday afternoon and night.
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Last year, the United States was hit by 15 named storms, including eight hurricanes, two of which were major storms.
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Solar storms, also known as geomagnetic storms, may produce spectacular visual effects, but they aren't all sunshine and sky rainbows.
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Having two named storms simultaneously in June is a rarity Cindy is one of two storms currently in the Atlantic.
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The Central Pacific gets few hurricanes and tropical storms; the Atlantic or Eastern Pacific usually see many more named storms.
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In 2016, NOAA forecast 10 to 16 named storms; fifteen storms developed, including four hurricanes of Category 3 or higher.
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So we did have two horrific storms, epic storms, but if you go back into the '30s and '40s, and you go back into the teens, you'll see storms that were very similar and even bigger, OK?
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NASA explains:During the 2017 hurricane season, the storms are visible because of the sea salt that is captured by the storms.
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Moderate storms, known as G2 storms, are somewhat more intense than G1 events, though still not a huge cause for concern.
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You're looking at several storms the size of Earth as they swirl around the pole, storms that are still pretty mysterious.
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This center provides invaluable information on severe storms, including dry lines that can create monstrous storms that spawn incredibly destructive tornadoes.
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Humberto is one of three storms The hurricane is one of three storms drawing attention in the Atlantic basin this week.
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" He has tried to downplay damage wrought by the storms with false claims like, "The electricity was broken before the storms.
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Spring weather = spring storms With spring-like weather comes spring-like storms, and Friday will bring severe weather across the Great Lakes.
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While storms like Jupiter's Great Red Spot have been raging for centuries, Neptune's storms tend to be more short-lived, NASA said.
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Since then the season has remained above average with respect to the number of storms, with six named storms by August 153.
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Scientists also still chase these dangerous storms, trying to learn exactly what causes some storms to produce tornadoes while others do not.
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That means that the stronger storms are probably due to the warming waters, which are known to funnel energy into tropical storms.
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The issue might appear to be simple: Warmer oceans provide more energy for storms, so storms should get more numerous and mighty.
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The overall number of storms could drop, Dr. Emanuel said, because factors like stronger wind shear could keep weaker storms from forming.
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While we might not get more storms in a warmer climate, most studies show storms will get stronger and produce more rain.
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While there might not be more storms in a warmer climate, most studies show storms will get stronger and produce more rain.
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Track the storms with CNN Weather's storm tracker >>> Storms first target the central United States Storms are due to begin Wednesday in the middle of the country, with the most significant threat stretching from central-southeastern Texas to southern Kansas.
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" Whatever the number of named storms, he said, the real concern is the number of damaging storms that actually reach land and affect people and property — and "no one pretends to be able to forecast the incidence of dangerous, landfalling storms.
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This is above the average for annual storms; from 1981-2010, the average was 12 tropical storms, six hurricanes, and three major hurricanes.
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Engulfed by dust storms Senior science adviser at ESA, Mark McCaughrean, told CNN that the lander was entering a world of dust storms.
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Google has weathered these storms with perhaps more grace and good will than other companies would have managed, but they were storms nonetheless.
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We went through snow, hit thunderstorms, electrical storms through New Mexico and Texas and also severe hail storms in New Mexico and Texas.
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Storms over the 2050-2100 period are expected, statistically, to be more powerful than storms from the 1950-2000 period, the scientist said.
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Track the storms >>> Over 20 million people in Southern states, like Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Mississippi, may experience some strong to severe storms.
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"We're going to have to wait and see," Mr. Blake said, adding that weaker storms are more difficult to predict than powerful storms.
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More benign storms were forecast for Victoria, which has been hit this week already by severe storms and unhealthy smoke from the bushfires.
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Storms have shaped our shorelines for millennia, and for most of that time our reefs and wetlands stood as guardians against those storms.
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Track the storms here Here's how regions are being affected: Dangerous storms and tornadoes in the South and parts of the Midwest Across the central US and the South, severe storms marched east, impacting the entire Mississippi River and Ohio River valleys.
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While destruction from storms is part of a natural cycle, experts worry that increasingly powerful storms may make it harder for forests to recover.
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Image: Cheval RocA number of severe storms have struck the region recently, and it's possible that these storms are being driven by El Niño.
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" She called storms like Hurricane Maria, which was one of the 10 strongest storms ever observed in the Atlantic Ocean basin, "our new reality.
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What he then began to understand was that warm-weather storms produce moisture with a higher percentage of "heavy" 215O than cold-weather storms.
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The season has been above average so far this season with respect to the number of storms, with five named storms by July 27.
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And all of that really only pushes the impact in one direction, and that is worse: higher surge in storms, higher rainfall in storms.
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Chasing storms was not just a TV thing for him ... he was following storms long before the show aired, having studied meteorology in college.
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Ferocious storms are nothing new to these islands, but Hurricanes Maria and Irma were some of the most powerful Atlantic basin storms ever recorded.
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US has seen holiday winter storms before Several post-Christmas storms have rocked the country in the past several decades, the weather service said.
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Go deeper: The Atlantic Basin's tropical storms and hurricanes in 2019 Editor's note: This article has been updated with new details on the storms.
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"I always like to reemphasize that stormquakes happen because of storms, so when extreme storms happen, I think that's our first concern," he told CNN.
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Many storms in Dixie Alley develop in the spring and fall, and are pushed by a stronger jet stream, which results in faster-moving storms.
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Space weather events happen all the time, and many are harmless; an event causing radio blackouts, solar radiation storms, and geomagnetic storms would be anomalous.
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In the Pacific, and especially near Hawaii, there is some evidence that the tendency toward more storms and stronger storms is underway, Dr. Vecchi said.
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Track the storms with CNN's storm tracker Numerous severe storms are likely to develop, with the highest tornado likelihood across the moderate and enhanced areas.
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But thankfully, atmospheric scientists have made huge strides in forecasting the path of storms and how these storms might grow in a climate-changing world.
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" Beck noted, "Storms have shaped our shorelines for millennia, and for most of that time our reefs and wetlands stood as guardians against those storms.
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Lane's landfall would be rare The Central Pacific gets few hurricanes and tropical storms; the Atlantic or Eastern Pacific usually see many more named storms.
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During the overnight hours, the storms will move to the east and become more of a wind threat as the storms evolve into a large line.
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Over the past four seasons, the team has named an average of about 24 winter storms per season, with 22 storms in the 2015-2016 season.
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What makes them a great couple, then, isn't that they know how to weather storms, but that they understand the storms can be weathered at all.
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While the "conveyor belts" of storms never materialized for much of the Western US, El Niño left behind cataclysmic droughts, paralyzing blizzards, and giant tropical storms.
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The week's deadly storms Four people were killed in the storms that touched down in many areas still reeling from last weekend's severe weather and tornadoes.
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Such events tend to make the environment more hostile for Atlantic tropical storms and hurricanes by increasing upper level winds, which can tear nascent storms apart.
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In the wake of recent storms and wildfires, it bears repeating that many homeowner policies offer just limited coverage for damage from hurricanes and tropical storms.
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The agency's Climate Prediction Center released its forecast Thursday predicting between nine and 15 "named storms," or storms with winds more than 85033 miles per hour.
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A busy season... but not busiest This season had more than the usual number of storms with 17 named storms, 10 hurricanes and six major hurricanes.
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The details: While subtropical storms are slightly different in structure to tropical storms, their impacts are similar, with the potential for flooding rains and damaging winds.
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And even if these most-intense storms do not become more common, the storms of the future will still be worse due to sea-level rise.
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"This is really a story about increased winter storms in Alaska, and the effect on those increased winter storms on snowfall in this area," he said.
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Tornadoes, storms smack Texas Meanwhile, a string of tornadoes and storms hit parts of southeast Texas late Sunday into Monday morning, according to the National Weather Service.
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We've also fed the fury of these storms by, for years, not doing enough to thwart climate change, which meteorologists attest has made very bad storms worse.
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Only a half-dozen storms have struck the U.S. with lower pressure, the most recent being Katrina, Andrew and Camille — all "devastating storms," according to one researcher.
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But no one saw the back-to-back-to-back pattern of the storms coming — a grand total of 21990 named storms, 290 of which were hurricanes.
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And in a warmer world, stronger storms may be able to creep farther and farther North, directing more and more powerful storms to the mid-Atlantic states.
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On top of the typical storms, floods and fires that we anticipate, this hurricane season made history, with storms battering approximately 8 percent of the U.S. population.
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This year, America's National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration expects 10-16 big storms and five to nine hurricanes (a typical year has around 12 storms and six hurricanes).
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But because the flooding was caused by smaller individual storms, it didn't attract the attention and response that larger storms -- such as hurricanes Sandy, Katrina or Rita -- garnered.
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This, combined with the increase in rainfall already expected to occur from such storms as the seas and air temperatures warm, paints a troubling picture of future storms.
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Many readers recalled living through major storms like Katrina or Sandy, and cited the toll such devastating storms take on vulnerable populations like the homeless and the elderly.
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In the Atlanta area, severe storms could move in ahead of a cold front in the afternoon and night, with another round of storms possible early Tuesday morning.
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We already know many storms are made wetter by climate change, and the science predicts that bigger and more powerful storms will become more frequent in the future.
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While some women return to their maiden name following a divorce, Shannon didn't consider hers (Storms) as an option because "Shannon Storms" reminds her of "stripper porn," she joked.
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But even these Category 5 storms' death tolls don't stand up to the catastrophic loss of life from such storms as Hurricane Katrina, which FEMA estimates killed 1,833 people.
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They were able to track the storms inside Jupiter's colorful belts, much like we track them on Earth, and realized the storms create plumes above the ammonia ice clouds.
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Because we had some truly terrible storms pass through recently, especially the punishingly-bad winter weather cocktail of storms that the East Coast just weathered in the last few weeks.
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They concluded that these writings were probably about solar storms, and that these solar storms were probably the result of multiple coronal mass ejections in a short period of time.
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The Hurricane Hunters don't fly into storms for fun; during their flight an array of instruments collect and transmit data used to predict how active storms will develop and move.
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In addition to slower atmospheric circulations possibly causing the storms to move slower, the amount of rainfall that the storms are able to dump is increasing as global temperatures climb.
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The Hurricane Hunters don't fly into storms for fun; during their flight, an array of instruments collect and transmit data used to predict how active storms will develop and move.
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Adding to the evidence, researchers at the National Center for Atmospheric Research compared computer simulations of 22 past storms with simulations of those same storms based on future climate conditions.
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Why it matters: Naming hurricanes stemmed from the need to make communication about such destructive storms more salient and less confusing, especially if two storms were happening at the same time.
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Don is the fourth name on the list for storms in the Atlantic for 2017, while Hilary is the eighth name on the list for storms in the eastern north Pacific.
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Taiwan is no stranger to tropical storms and typhoons, but if Nepartak hits as a Category 5 storm it would be among the strongest storms to hit there in several decades.
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NOAA said the upgrade to the core of the system — the first in four decades — should help improve predictions of severe weather, including winter storms and hurricanes and other tropical storms.
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The cumulative effect of the 2017 storms left federal agencies overwhelmed, the GAO said, with Hurricane Maria being the most expensive and the most complicated of last year's storms and disasters.
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"We saw, like many did, the intensity of storms and frequency of storms were picking up as a result of climate change," said Verizon's Brian Trosper, vice president of maintenance engineering.
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Storms across Midwest The best chances for storms will stretch from the Upper Plains into the Great Lakes Region, where your local fireworks display may be canceled thanks to Mother Nature's show.
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These low-pressure storms are typical in the Southern Ocean, and they can strike at any time of the year, unlike in the northern hemisphere where similar storms only happen in winter.
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Entire regions are at risk of Katrina-level storms in the coming decade, and while communities can react and prepare for individual storms, few seem ready to grapple with the big picture.
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Taken over the course of two years, it consists of some 10,000 photographs, depicting the beauty of the island in various times of day and weather conditions (think storms — lots of storms).
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Such weather systems can act as stop signs in the sky, forcing storms to linger over particular regions or even in some cases allowing intense storms to form in the first place.
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Storms need moist air to develop, and the lack of moisture this fall has inhibited storm development both for the much needed rain and the formation of supercell storms capable of producing tornadoes.
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This near-real-time imagery, as well as a new lightning mapper to highlight strikes, will help meteorologists see which storms are strengthening or weakening, improving lead times for warnings of severe storms.
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The Storm Prediction Center has highlighted areas east of the southern and central Rockies with a slight risk for severe storms Friday and Saturday, with south-central Texas the focus of storms Sunday.
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There were 17 named storms, including 10 hurricanes and six major hurricanes, of which three made landfall in the US. The storms cost the US about $265 billion in damages, according to NOAA.
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Much of the data that helps forecasters predict the path, strength, and timing of tropical storms and hurricanes come from a small fleet of airplanes that fly around, through, and above the storms.
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We must ensure that our buildings are built to withstand the storms of the future — not just the storms of the past — by thoroughly embedding resilient standards into building codes and zoning laws.
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"We want to start little storms that keep on going."
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There's a major downside to this sudden soggy storms, though.
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Floods, storms and cold spells also carry a climatic fingerprint.
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Cuba has a solid track record of preparing for storms.
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Today, the WMO maintains a strict procedure for naming storms.
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Shortly, these storms tend to move through these areas quickly.
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He rips everything up and storms out of the building.
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These storms are unusual because they normally happen in winter.
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A closer view of the storms, slightly adjusted for brightness.
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The worst part is these storms are just the beginning.
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These pictures show the devastating aftermath of these deadly storms.
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Last year, more than 200 people were killed in storms.
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Hurricane Florence, meanwhile, is being followed by two other storms.
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During rain storms, it can jump to 593% or higher.
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If you can avoid, wait these storms out before commuting.
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"We've had bigger storms than this," Trump said told reporters.
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Storms also caused scattered outages in Maryland, local media reported.
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They had weathered tropical storms before, but nothing like Irma.
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Rising seas make the impact of these storms incrementally greater.
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And floats, buoys and aquatic drones survey storms from below.
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Satellite imagery of the two storms also reflects this disparity.
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He weathered storms and earthquakes but never lost his faith.
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Diane storms into the bedroom — to pull out a gun.
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The storms downed trees and power lines across the region.
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These features were likely shaped by wind and dust storms.
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Will this new mandate mean fewer Donald Trump tweet storms?
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As the storms died down, wildfires ignited in the West.
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Overall, last year saw 17 named storms, including 10 hurricanes.
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After Felix proclaims cocaine is the future, Rafa storms out.
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Even if the tariffs fizzle out, other storms lie ahead.
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The storms may also bring hail and tornadoes into Saturday.
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And when Carter tries to keep talking, Jenner storms out.
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The screaming match doesn't go anyway, and Debbie storms out.
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But storms often turn deadlier as they move toward China.
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United was among the hardest hit carriers by the storms.
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Foul weather, like winter storms, have felled airline operations before.
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Opportunity has seen its share of dust storms on Mars.
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The president is well aware that the storms are coming.
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Jupiter's north pole has eight storms swirling around its center.
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Storms that are tropical get their energy from warm water.
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The vulnerability is especially evident following tropical storms and hurricanes.
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Brandon Sullivan had been chasing storms for almost 10 years.
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Why are hurricanes the only storms that get a name?
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The more severe of those storms was Super Typhoon Haima.
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Florida apartments crushed Storms demolished apartment buildings north of Pensacola.
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Vietnam's long coastline makes it prone to destructive tropical storms.
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Climate change can lead to droughts, floods and extreme storms.
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Kimmy storms off, only to receive a call from Jacqueline.
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Hurricane Irma was one of the strongest storms in history.
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From a meteorological perspective, though, how do these storms compare?
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Many were released because of storms, a hurricane, a tornado.
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However, the videos were from different storms several years ago.
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Remember, the track of these storms can change without notice.
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Powerful storms are flooding homes from North Carolina to Nepal.
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Trump's Twitter storms and erraticism can seem to slow time.
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The storms battered the economy, which depends largely on tourism.
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Still, Perry cited these storms in his letter to FERC.
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To the left and in the sky, storms are bubbling.
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Dust storms in Africa and Asia are rendered in purple.
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True, Harvey and Irma, like Katrina, were enormously destructive storms.
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This can turn two smaller storms into one giant one.
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It can turn two smaller storms into one giant one.
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The weather will become more damaging, with more intense storms.
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They are there to drain rainwater away after it storms.
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Skara Brae is exposed to heavy rains and frequent storms.
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We all see it happening: drought, wildfires, storms, and floods.
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We think about storms that affect our homes and businesses.
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But calculating the cost of those worsening storms is tricky.
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Rising sea levels and damaging storms will lower property values.
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He storms out of her room, and I am exhausted.
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I am all for politicizing storms in the correct context.
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Longer term, however, the impact of these storms remains modest.
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"The economy is doing well despite the storms," Bittles said.
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Storms have also slowed down over Australia, by about 19%.
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You can weather storms better if you are capital efficient.
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He didn't give up through the storms or the fire!
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The strongest of the storms will be Wednesday and Thursday.
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A man shows his unique approach to battling winter storms.
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The storms threaten to disrupt millions of Thanksgiving travel plans.
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We are still learning about the structure of the storms.
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"But there are more storms on the way," he said.
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And there appear to be more storms on the way.
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No, you don't have to support the president's tweet storms.
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The extensive lockdown procedures mean the storms rarely cause deaths.
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To begin, it's important to understand how solar storms work.
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Yes, warm waters are a key ingredient to fuel storms.
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There may be destructive storms, but we'll see them coming.
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Around 2m poor Mozambicans were hit by storms and floods.
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There were 101 tropical storms across all oceans in 2015.
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Approaching storms become convenient scapegoats for various aches and pains.
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Africa's coastal and riverside communities suffer from storms and flooding.
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A convenience store was destroyed by storms in Jefferson City.
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Here's a list of storms that had political fallout: • Jan.
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Violent storms in the Southern Plains have spawned numerous tornadoes.
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Floods from heavy storms have replaced drought in Northern California.
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We've had the greatest storms thrown at us — and survived.
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The line of storms struck Nashville shortly before 1 a.m.
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People walk past buildings damaged by the storms, March 3.
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In areas that weren't hit by storms, docile colonies thrived.
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Related: Whenever Storms Strike, So Do Graffiti Writers Banksy DOXED?
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"Usually everyone is fairly dismissive about these storms," she said.
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Mr. Trump offered prayers to those affected by the storms.
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How do we know that the storms played a role?
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Teasing out the exact impact of the storms is tricky.
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The storms did not affect all industries or workers equally.
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Ice chimes in glasses, and smoke storms off the grill.
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I love reading about cold places and huge snow storms.
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There have been calls not to "politicize" the recent storms.
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Scientists think some of them were blinded during solar storms.
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The tropical storms hitting America are becoming more potent, too.
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The AP and CBS used the same "storms offstage" language.
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Seas will be higher, rain more diluvial and storms fiercer.
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"Those are storms that typically track further westward," he said.
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Tensions flare, a screaming match ensues and Nick storms out.
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By comparison, an average hurricane season produces 12 named storms.
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There could still be big storms in March and April.
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How does it compare with other storms, like Hurricane Katrina?
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He said Irma's intensity set it apart from other storms.
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A similarly solid consensus has developed about storms getting stronger.
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Storms this strong don't typically make it this far east.
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The storms also killed at least two people in Portugal.
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Some storms could produce hail as big as small marbles.
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As storms intensify, they expel more air than they ingest.
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Some have weathered storms before but didn't experience heavy damage.
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The goal was to spark "fire storms" and consume cities.
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Europeans see the storms coming and know they must build.
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Jeb Bush (R), Fugate led responses to seven major storms.
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The financial crisis combined several storms into a single maelstrom.
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We've warmed the climate, and we're already making storms riskier.
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Lightning flashes not just within the storms but between them.
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Still, I can't be blasé about storms of any kind.
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Even still, there have been epic storms in years past.
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Between the high rises, dust storms whipped the empty fields.
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That's because as storms grow more intense, they spin faster.
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There have been several recent storms that provide anecdotal evidence.
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Heat waves, wildfires and monster storms are killing people outright.
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Bermuda rarely sees storms as big and powerful as Humberto.
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And the storms caused a whopping $180 billion in damage.
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Influencer Aaron Storms shared some eye shadow and mascara recommendations.
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In 3403, the year after the storms, 2340 homes sold.
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Plenty of living things, too, were displaced by the storms.
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The island has been beleaguered by natural and financial storms.
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Dust storms the next day lowered temperatures to around 2100.
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At least seven people were killed by storms last week.
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As Vox's Brian Resnick reported, the intensity and proximity of the two storms could point to a changing climate: It's hard to know if the double whammy of storms is connected to climate change.
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While a typical season averages 27 named storms and 17 typhoons (the equivalent of a hurricane in the Atlantic and East Pacific), 1973, 1983, and 1998 averaged just 21 named storms and 11 typhoons.
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After past storms killed thousands, the Indian government, as well as the government of Bangladesh and non-governmental organizations, have invested in systems to warn populations in these regions in advance of such storms.
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We understand from a scientific standpoint that a warming climate is causing warmer oceans, and you would think from a physics understanding of how these storms work that would lead to more intense storms.
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Lapenta said that further investigation revealed that most of the increase in forecast errors with the upgraded GFS model was coming from mistakes in how it handled three particular storms, rather than all storms.
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In order to predict the paths and intensities of future storms, GMAO scientists must create simulations — computer models of storms that, for lack of infinite processing power, must make compromises in terms of accuracy.
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The Wall of Storms, Ken Liu Grace of Kings is one of the best fantasy debuts to arrive in recent years, and Ken Liu is following up with a sequel, The Wall of Storms.
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As National Geographic noted, however, one factor is that atmospheric conditions were ripe for the formation of intense storms and warmer-than-normal ocean temperatures provided plenty of fuel to keep the storms going.
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There have only been a half-dozen storms that struck the United States with lower barometric pressure, the most recent being Katrina, Andrew and Camille — and all six "were devastating storms," Dr. Klotzbach said.
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But the effects of climate change have been linked to higher storm surges and rainier storms, and research suggests that powerful storms will grow even stronger in coming years as ocean waters grow warmer.
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Climate change tends to increase the amount of rainfall during storms because a warmer atmosphere can hold more moisture, but scientists must evaluate individual storms after the fact to determine how climate change contributed.
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An outbreak of geomagnetic storms could cause North Korea to delay any missile launch, Bloomberg reported on Friday, noting the storms could post risks to electronic equipment, including losses to data and auxiliary parts.
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As of September 13, the Atlantic has three named storms (tropical storms with sustained winds of at least 39 mph), as well as two other weather patterns that could soon become well-organized storm systems.
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In a tweet Tuesday morning, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration wrote, "Winter storms don't prove that global warming isn't happening" along with a cartoonish illustration of how warming ocean temperatures feed moisture to storms.
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A warmer Atlantic played a smaller role, shifting a high pressure system that blocked storms from rolling over the continental US. "Both a warm Atlantic and a cold Pacific change where storms go," Steiger said.
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Overall, the team chose three major cyclones in 2018 and sampled 240 colonies in total; they looked at sites impacted by the storms along with paired control sites, not located in the path of storms.
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Over the past 50 years, there have been typically between 12 and 85033 storms affecting the U.S. each decade, meaning that even the most-often-hit regions are only hit infrequently, especially by severe storms.
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Part of that is because more Americans are now living in the path of storms, and part of that is because climate change has played a role in making the effects of storms more severe.
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All three hurricanes made landfall as Category 231 storms, and the study indicates its results would make sense if the damage for Maria was less expensive or less altering than those of the other storms.
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A Red Cross shelter with food and water has also been set up at Marianna High School The impact of climate change on storms Michael's strength may reflect the effect of climate change on storms.
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Downpours and frequent lightning typical of such storms will also occur.
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At least nine people in Texas have died in the storms.
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Longer term, the succession of storms might be a drought-buster.
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" The governor continued, "We have weathered storms before in our state.
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It remains one of the most powerful solar storms on record.
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How will the balance of forces shaping tropical storms add up?
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Above, Jupiter's southern hemisphere is a dizzying mosaic of swirling storms.
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A set that was literally washed away by weeks of storms.
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Storms are expected to last into Tuesday, according to CNN meteorologists.
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Storms and trust (or lack thereof) were big themes this week.
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The North Sea is usually known for its cold and storms.
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A series of storms will follow and last through the weekend.
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Without those bushes, the sand eroded after a series of storms.
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The area has shifting sandbars, powerful currents and gets strong storms.
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Many times, the storms occur at night while people are sleeping.
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Many of these storms happen at night, while people are sleeping.
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We checked on the storms and offered to steady the ship.
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It also pops up during floods and other kinds of storms.
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Tuesday's storms also were expected to produce potentially life-threatening tornadoes.
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Chasing deadly storms is a hobby that might raise some eyebrows.
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"These storms will quickly become severe," the National Weather Service said.
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The twin storms had desperate residents seeking shelter across the Caribbean.
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These storms could bring large hail, strong winds and isolated tornadoes.
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And in her life, she'd gotten very good at weathering storms.
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We had eight hurricanes and four tropical storms in 16 months.
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"That used to happen a lot after storms," Dr. Stevens says.
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Storms will build along the front and drop inches of rain.
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They've weathered storms before and they're ready to do it again.
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They may also have stronger winds, overall, than typical storms today.
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Real and metaphorical storms proliferate, along with ghosts, alligators and snakes.
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Heavy storms, for example, result from a complex confluence of factors.
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It can tear storms apart or limit their ability to strengthen.
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It is not only storms and floods that are a threat.
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The significant turbulence was likely caused by one or both storms.
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Newly nourished beaches suffer less erosion after storms than nonreplenished beaches.
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Tuesday&aposs storms knocked down scores of trees and utility wires.
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We've loved, laughed, cried, fought and weathered many real life storms.
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Here's a breakdown of the storms and where they are heading.
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Weather disturbances rippling along were helping to spark rounds of storms.
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The latest novel, called Season of Storms, was released in 2013.
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But as storms move into the mainland, they often turn deadlier.
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Go deeper: The Atlantic Basins tropical storms and hurricanes in 2019
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A break between storms makes way for a partly sunny Friday.
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The storms have killed 15 people in Missouri, officials have said.
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Safford, Arizona Thousands of storms later, he's nailed down his technique.
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Eventually, strong winds cause the storms to break apart and disappear.
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Storms will erupt in Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee and several Southern states.
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The off-season storms are usually pretty weak and not significant.
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The city sometimes suspends the rules on holidays or during storms.
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And we refined that on what became Storms of Early Summer.
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Because of pollution, extreme storms are becoming more of the norm.
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Storms of Category 3 and above are defined as major hurricanes.
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Severe storms will develop across the Plains into the Midwest today.
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Big winter storms have been replaced by warmer, summer-like conditions.
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During storms, BSEE posts the widely watched numbers at 1 p.m.
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The South is still reeling from storms and hurricanes months later.
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Already, flooding from storms disrupts base operations and damages critical infrastructure.
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She storms out of the car, headed off to something else.
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Measuring the paralyzing impact of winter storms is an inexact science.
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Tropical cyclones, including hurricanes, are nature's most massive and powerful storms.
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Now, in Trump's defense, Harvey and Irma were record-setting storms.
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A sequel, The Wall of Storms hit bookstores earlier this month.
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Warmer seas release more moisture that can stoke more powerful storms.
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Food and water supplies are also at risk from the storms.
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He storms backstage after his performance before he's awarded his points.
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However, he added, South Floridians are no strangers to major storms.
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Only storms deterred him and eventually, the creakings of old age.
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But Qatar still experiences sand and dust storms in winter months.
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The powerful storms appeared to have caught many people off guard.
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Notos, the south wind, was known for rushing, shouting and storms.
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The storms will be just as devastating in the long-term.
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There were no storms, and the water was not unusually choppy.
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Forecasters say even more major storms are possible this hurricane season.
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The storms conjured memories of last summer's flooding, said Damion Robertson.
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All cyclones and tropical storms in the southern hemisphere spin clockwise.
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Slower, wetter storms are becoming more common as the planet warms.
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Lacey explains that storms are life-threatening for the "Mole People".
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Meanwhile, two other storms are also building momentum in the Atlantic.
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Comrades have died in some storms, and also from lightning strikes.
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It's one of three storms churning in the Atlantic right now.
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A normal year would only see around two storms rapidly intensify.
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The region experiences seasonal cool temperatures, winter storms, and summer monsoons.
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The latest batch of photos features swirling, hallucinatory clouds and storms.
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But it's still difficult to tabulate the costs of the storms.
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And the toll of these storms has been deadly and costly.
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But that's not enough to create an active year for storms.
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You can weather storms But, you say, what about market downturns?
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Lady storms in and slams a pizza down on the counter.
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Suddenly, my group of inmates storms one side of the yard.
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Category 3 storms have wind speeds of 111 to 130 mph.
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"He also tells her that she "better go before it storms.
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Why is preparing for a future of stronger storms so difficult?
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Read how the president handles the recurring barrage of disastrous storms.
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Storms were demonstrations of their powers, and birds their airborne messengers.
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Other storms besides Florence continued to traverse the tropics on Tuesday.
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"There will be more storms — that's a definite," Dr. Bell said.
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In May, forecasters were anticipating as many as 16 named storms.
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Airport delays are expected as these storms roll through the Midwest.
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We also found out how death tolls are calculated for storms.
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While you've been cooped up inside, the storms have been brewing!
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But climate change could be affecting the pace of other storms.
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My reporting was certainly informed by my own experience with storms.
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It's easy to feel helpless in the face of these storms.
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She also backs protecting poor communities from storms, floods and droughts.
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"The episodic nature of these storms is not weird," he said.
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It has provoked occasional storms of protest in the United States.
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It's been a week: Storms of the literal and verbal kind.
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Over all, seven people have died in the storms this week.
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Natural disaster, some are for political reasons, road trips, ice storms.
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But Jupiter has plenty of other remarkable cloudscapes and storms swirling.
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For politicians — especially New York City mayors — storms can be perilous.
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Sydney was pummeled on Wednesday by extreme storms and flash flooding.
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Here's how the storms Texas and the Southeast skewed the numbers.
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It is gray and quiet and wind storms off the lake.
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Some meteorologists use their own accounts to offer perspectives on storms.
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Now, I'm in a better position to weather any financial storms.
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In turn, warmer oceans mean more intense and longer-lasting storms.
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Growing up in rural Louisiana, she knew floods and tropical storms.
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Storms tend to wash more shells ashore in the winter months.
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Two American helicopters were disabled by severe dust storms over Iran.
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Nova Scotia, and Halifax in particular, is familiar with extreme storms.
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HORVATH In heavy storms I could only go out wearing goggles.
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I've been through Celia, Beulah, Carla, all the storms around here.
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Heavy storms hit southeastern Australia on Sunday and Monday local time.
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How can Gen Xers weather financial storms and keep wealth intact?
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Is every one of these storms a result of climate change?
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Go deeper: Powerful twin storms set to cause Thanksgiving travel "nightmare"
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In all, 17 tropical storms developed and 10 strengthened into hurricanes.
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Salt marshes and mangrove forests protect coasts from hurricanes and storms.
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And the British Virgin Islands were themselves walloped by the storms.
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Were the storms powerful enough to hurt the states' competitive position?
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Hotter oceans fuel stronger storms and cause sea level to rise.
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But does climate change affect the track that these storms take?
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For older people who live alone, storms also present a challenge.
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Front bumpers to the mainland, they soften the blow from storms.
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But the primary concern, officials said, was not just the storms.
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The survey found last year's storms hit minority communities particularly hard.
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Mushrooms grew on the roots of trees felled by passing storms.
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Also consider that figure in the context of other recent storms.
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The storms also brought damaging tornadoes to Alabama, Kentucky and Mississippi.
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"Ice storms can be extremely dangerous," CNN meteorologist Dave Hennen said.
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Fifty years ago, such storms happened every seven or eight years.
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I carried one of these for years, through storms and snow.
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Forecasters expect a slightly above-average season, with 14 named storms.
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It's because now the storms are coming into more populated areas.
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Even before, some forests were regularly disturbed by storms or fires.
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Storms may halt other sporting events, but not the Rolex 24.
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But three big storms could slow your roll to grandma's house.
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Vietnam's long coastline makes it prone to destructive storms and flooding.
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However, two big storms could slow your roll to grandma's house.
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Warmer air can hold more moisture, making more available during storms.
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It was one of the strongest storms ever to make landfall.
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This slower speed allows the storms to strengthen in certain situations.
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And tweet storms from politicians on both sides of the aisle.
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Scientists have only been tracking storms via satellite since the 21s.
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The now-bankrupt company was also struggling prior to the storms.
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Much of the southeastern U.S. is bracing for harsh winter storms.
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But what of places where the big storms are very rare?
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In two days, we fully assessed the impact of the storms.
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And don't forget there are storms out in the Pacific too.
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To forgive is to reach beyond the storms of the moment.
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Meanwhile, stronger storms and sea level rise threaten those on land.
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Tornadoes and storms were truly violent and more could be coming.
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During that time, storms brewed and many migrants grew increasingly seasick.
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She storms away to hide under her blanket and weep again.
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The storms arrived with the start of his mayoralty in December.
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But the forecasters in Oklahoma had actual storms to obsess over.
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Martin Johnson Heade's paintings of approaching storms also function that way.
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"Not having radar does make future storms more hazardous," says Weber.
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The violent storms from earlier today ended a little after lunch.
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The details: A fledgling El Niño event in the Pacific Ocean could inhibit the formation of tropical storms and hurricanes by increasing the speed of upper level winds over the main area where such storms develop.
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Allstate, also on Thursday, said it estimated $417 million in catastrophe losses for June, spurred by 16 storms, including three severe hail storms in Texas and Colorado that accounted for 75 percent of its June losses.
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A marginal risk of storms -- level 1 on a scale of 5 -- remains Tuesday over north Florida and the southeastern US coast, where a few strong to severe storms are forecast, CNN meteorologist Dave Hennen said.
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Kossin admits that there are probably both natural and manmade factors influencing the slowing of storms and recommends further studies using climate models to determine how much greenhouse gas emissions are responsible for affecting the storms' speeds.
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The last time 23.9 consecutive Atlantic storms became hurricanes was in 2185 — and because tracking technology was far more primitive then, meteorologists say, some weak tropical storms or tropical depressions may have gone undetected within that streak.
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Storms so intense they knocked out power in parts of the city.
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The man's comment is so infuriating, Robin storms out of the restaurant.
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Several of Storms' friends confirmed the pilot's passing on social media Tuesday.
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A few strong storms are possible across the interior Northeast and Midwest.
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Dust storms -- known locally as "Haboob" -- have also increased in this region.
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Meteorologically, it's in the center of hurricane alley, where massive storms roil.
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The storms have replenished the major reservoirs and the Sierra Nevada snowpack.
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Segments of the economy not impacted by the storms are pulling ahead.
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Karim storms out of the house, but Pierre has more to share.
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Be prepared Forecasters warned those in the path of storms to prepare.
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No freak winter storms, no striking baggage handlers, no collapsing computer systems.
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Broja started with sunsets, but quickly realized storms are far more dramatic.
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This process happens with most of the storms, except for Hurricane Ophelia.
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"What's unique about today is the expected magnitude [of storms]," noted Bunting.
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These storms have now met powerful winds blowing in from the southeast.
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They want to know how small storms turn into planet-wide events.
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Don't put houses on top of the wetlands that absorb those storms.
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"During periods of climate change, there are extreme storms," he points out.
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Storms and floods, which, of course, always have existed, become more threatening.
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As hurricane season continues, Hurricane Florence is followed by two other storms.
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Hurricane Katrina was one of the most catastrophic storms in US history.
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I don't think you really can design for these types of storms.
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What if storms happen more often than probability suggests they would, though?
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Rudd weathered the economic storms, but suffered blows to his political career.
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CNN Weather joined the chase to learn more about these monster storms.
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What time of year is Dixie Alley most vulnerable to strong storms?
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Traders continued to monitor storms crossing South Dakota, Nebraska, Iowa and Minnesota.
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Most solar storms aren't strong enough to cause mass damage on Earth.
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The powerful storms sent water flooding in to Boston's historic Seaport District.
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However, RapidSOS has launched an offering in response to all three storms.
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Prior to the demonetisation drive, Mr Modi had handily weathered other storms.
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The quick succession of powerful storms makes the challenges even more daunting.
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Matthew was already considered one of the worst storms in recent memory.
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It's no wonder Debbie storms out of the room in her heels.
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This raced past the previous record of 18 category 4-5 storms.
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Their job was to see how solar storms evolve from the sun.
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Both storms have since diminished slightly in intensity to Category 4 hurricanes.
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We know storms, which is a kind of blessing and a curse.
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The boy died Wednesday after storms from Matthew passed over the island.
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A round, net-zero prefab home engineered to survive the strongest storms.
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More flooding is expected as the storms churn slowly over the region.
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At the same time, floods and storms are also becoming more costly.
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Cumulonimbus clouds often mean storms and rough turbulence, so pilots steer clear.
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The fires came just weeks after a series of fierce winter storms.
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They also came just weeks after a series of fierce winter storms.
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The voiceover talks about how storms make us stronger in the end.
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"Remember, the track of these storms can change without notice," Scott said.
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"God be with everyone affected by the storms, earthquakes, fires, droughts, etc."
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The hotspot also boosts the flood potential from major storms, including Hermine.
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Recent floods, storms, and fires have also created a sense of urgency.
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Meteorologists are watching several storms in both the Atlantic and the Pacific.
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"Storms aside, Ryan has a gift for connecting with animals," says Tiffany.
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A North Star keeps founders on track, even in the craziest storms.
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They might interact with jet streams, causing droughts or more tropical storms.
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Nine different tropical storms have touched down in Florida sense Hurricane Wilma.
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Go deeper: Previewing Fani The deadliest storms from the Bay of Bengal
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Another issue: Winter storms create power outages, which obviously hurt online shopping.
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But by our standard method of evaluating storms, it was relatively weak.
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You know how animals do strange things before storms or natural disasters?
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"Usually when storms move this quickly they have troubles developing," he said.
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It's only one of dozens of storms devastating the US this week.
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"He's been through a lot of storms," said Adams, before driving off.
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The animations look like storms or vast, sky-darkening flocks of birds.
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She spent her early years watching Dust Bowl storms scour the prairie.
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Now comes the threat of more-violent storms and rising sea levels.
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Major storms can push these turtles back into shore, and Irma did.
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He storms out of meetings, insults his interlocutors, and offers no concessions.
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The storms have ripped off roofs, leveled neighborhoods and prompted mass evacuations.
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The Russian team storms a fake city in the urban assault event.
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He miscalculated the timing and missed the storms, but he was hooked.
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The storms slammed Texas and Florida in late August and early September.
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During the 1997-98 event, most of the storms struck in February.
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The Atlantic has now had four named storms simultaneously for 18 hours.
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Obviously, Sam recognizes the voice on the call and storms out, heartbroken.
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Storms hit California in January, sending the snowpack 115 percent above normal.
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It is prone to cyclones and tropical storms this time of year.
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The Weather Channel has a whole meteorological committee devoted to naming storms.
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This means more opportunities for giant storms to hit the U.S. coast.
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No. 1 Duke storms back to stun No. 693 Florida PORTLAND, Ore.
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My father and mother fight often and my father sometimes storms off.
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And hotter water can provide the fuel for more intense tropical storms.
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Astronauts in space help provide a "bigger picture" view of these storms.
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Two other storms are threatening energy infrastructure in the Caribbean and Mexico.
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He was calm because he had been through storms before, he said.
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Weathering many storms, over and over again: Isn't that what maturing is?
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Resilient communities need resilient communication networks to weather the storms to come.
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Charley storms into Davis's apartment to confront him for twisting Micah's words.
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A third of Argentina's soy farms remain swamped after early April storms.
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That year there were 28 named storms, of which 15 were hurricanes.
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He added that storms have caused 200 deaths across April and May.
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The two storms' paths were expected to intersect northeast of Puerto Rico.
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To some extent, sewage overflows are to be expected during big storms.
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Often, these storms rapidly intensify more offshore, but not in this case.
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Thunderstorms brought more troubles to areas already saturated by other recent storms.
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The storms brought down power lines and houses, Xinhua news agency said.
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Trump has received bipartisan praise for his administration's response to the storms.
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"Well, we've had bigger storms than this," he told reporters last week.
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There is also a chance for storms to sweep through the area.
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No one claims that earthquakes or tropical storms do not have causes.
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It is often walloped by earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanic eruptions and strong storms.
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Disparaging climate change won't prevent increasingly violent storms or more extreme heat.
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The search area, off the Patagonia coast, is notorious for strong storms.
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Related: A look at four storms from one brutal hurricane season 4.
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This levy has the potential to destroy those businesses the storms didn't.
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The month of storms had been a problem for the Norfolk debaters.
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In fact, the Dardens say, after recent storms, the waters actually rose.
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The report is the first of several potential storms ahead for Clinton.
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More drilling combined with more storms is a predictable recipe for disaster.
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"Some of them have lost everything because of these storms," Nelson said.
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Lowry collected birdies on his first two holes before the storms hit.
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It's important to remember that these storms have hit certain places repeatedly.
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Ice dams can be an under-the radar risk from winter storms.
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Every year, in the summer, visitors and electrical storms slow things down.
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A line of showers and storms moved through the area Friday afternoon.
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A slight risk of storms is forecast from Dallas to near Chicago.
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Monitoring for critical warning signs of storms will help coastal communities prepare.
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So these storms are rare, just not as rare as previously thought.
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Hopefully future missions to Titan will actually capture these storms in action.
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Storms lashed four districts of Uttar Pradesh, Saharanpur, Bareilly, Bijnore and Agra.
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What's going to fundamentally change that will make it withstand coming storms?
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It's threatening our homes and businesses with stronger storms and rising seas.
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It's knowing that climate change is making these storms much more devastating.
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And that storms inexplicably tend to hit after someone has gone missing.
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The island's infrastructure was weak and vulnerable to storms well before Maria.
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Winds in such storms would reach 111 miles per hour or higher.
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Some of the storms seen on Jupiter have diameters larger than Earth's.
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But those storms do not affect every citizen or every city equally.
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She throws a drink in his face and storms off in disgust.
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Is it normal to have so many strong storms in a row?
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Should Hawaii, California, and Japan expect hydrogen bomb tsunamis or radioactive storms?
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Animals do tend to group together in storms and huddle under trees.
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But "storms are too complex to define by one number," Needham wrote.
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The best chance for widespread storms will be Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday.
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Why do crop failure, abandoned fields and dust storms surprise the government?
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In other words, two storms may be better than one for Hawaii.
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There have been remarkable storms where neighbors came together and shared meals.
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Coastal residents are particularly vulnerable as storms increase in frequency and intensity.
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They're still dealing with recovery in Puerto Rico and the 2017 storms.
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That's before factoring in crop failures from more severe storms and droughts.
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Tropical storms become hurricanes when winds reach in excess of 73 mph.
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The Caribbean may have to come to terms with more destructive storms.
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January through March can see great waves, fueled by storms at sea.
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Some models have improved by as much as 40% for some storms.
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Color processing often gives the storms near the poles a blue hue.
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Intense rainfall from hurricanes and other tropical storms can be ruinously costly.
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In his years running Fox News, Roger Ailes has weathered many storms.
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During storms, Chinese fishing boats can shelter at these artificial islands, too.
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Left behind were dust storms that threaten human health and agricultural fields.
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Huge logs snaggle the sand in some places, washed in by storms.
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The judge found, however, that those previous storms affected far more people.
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Now climate change is intensifying our winter storms, and they last longer.
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This year, storms have buried much of the CCC grass in sand.
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Still, the number of serious storms this year is higher than average.
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Larger temperature increases mean more sea-level rise and more violent storms.
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Lee declared a state of emergency in the wake of the storms.
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But more storms are coming and other legislative priorities are piling up.
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Below are tips for navigating travel during the storms and their aftermaths.
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The same storms in the Southern Hemisphere are easier to keep straight.
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What about cooling the ocean or seeding storms with silver hydroscopic particles?
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Japan and Taiwan are generally well fortified and built to withstand storms.
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Japan and Taiwan are generally well-fortified and built to withstand storms.
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We're tracking Mangkhut, and we have an explainer on both storms here.
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And politicians from states hit hard by the storms are signaling impatience.
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She cautioned that the storms could bring wind, but not necessarily rain.
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Storms, rock slides and natural avalanches — the 'white death' — killed plenty more.
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Orchard Group's chief executive, Brent Storms, declined to comment for this article.
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Some eastern Pacific storms do recurve and reach land in North America.
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The challenge, however, is that dangerous storms are nearly impossible to foresee.
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The storms' lingering aftermath laid bare the eco-resort's long-festering problems.
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And political weather forecasters say worse storms may be on the way.
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"No, coming from Houston we're used to storms and hurricanes," he said.
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AFTER DESTRUCTIVE storms like Hurricane Dorian, those affected have decisions to make.
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Climate change is also making rain storms more intense yet less frequent.
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Wednesday, the threat for severe storms increases as another system moves through.
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Both states were hit hard by storms that ravaged thousands of homes.
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She could be caught up in the chaos following the two storms.
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A veteran Times reporter looks back on decades of covering devastating storms.
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Tornadoes are common in the thunderstorm bands of hurricanes and tropical storms.
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We sneak out a bit before the giant crowd storms the exit.
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However, severe storms and an overwhelming amount of requests can cause delays.
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" Such large storms, Mr. Brennan said, are particularly dangerous for "marine interests.
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What is the impact of these storms on wild creatures, like birds?
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They told me of storms that would be 200 miles per hour.
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"Storms will go well after dark, with tornadoes after dark," Hennen said.
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Those three storms all rank among the top five costliest in history.
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Animation of atmospheric circulation, showing a series of storms dropping into California.
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Prehistoric settlements have eroded away, and artifacts wash up after fall storms.
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Heavy storms mean more flash floods and a change in the environment.
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The storms taught us three invaluable lessons about the U.S. energy market.
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The violent storms suck up moisture and energy from warmer ocean surfaces.
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A famous sequoia "tunnel tree" collapsed in 2017 due to heavy storms.
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The storms also caused some 14 million fallen trees and destroyed forests.
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These storms are coming whether we are prepared for them or not.
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Climate change makes these storms more powerful, more damaging and more expensive.
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Much of the Southeast is likely to see scattered clusters of storms.
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But recent winter storms have brought the issue back to public attention.
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An international panel of meteorologists actually names the storms years in advance.
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Average is ~9753 named storms, ~2975 hurricanes and ~210 major hurricanes. pic.twitter.
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Its magnificent architecture has survived earthquakes and political storms to this day.
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All these factors contributed to the size and severity of the storms.
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Overall, our warming and changing climate favors larger and more erratic storms.
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She also backs protecting poor communities here from storms, floods and droughts.
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In addition, Climate change research shows that one result of global warming may be an increase in the odds of powerful tropical cyclones, including Category 4 and 5 storms, with a decrease in the overall number of storms.
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Extreme storms like Florence might jeopardize that growth, but then again, so would aggressive measures to protect against those storms, said Robert Hartwig, the director of the Risk and Uncertainty Management Center at the University of South Carolina.
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"It's certainly not unusual to have a lot of storms in September, that's the peak of hurricane season," Mr. Brennan said, noting that people who live in hurricane-prone areas need to watch for updates on potential storms.
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The West Coast is at the start of a two-week-long barrage of fierce winter weather, which is projected to bring crippling ice storms to western Oregon, flash flooding in California and winter storms around the Rocky Mountains.
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The weakening of an AO-negative regime often coincides with the strengthening of a deep low-pressure trough in the US, if present, as it provides storms with that extra "oomph" that can turn ordinary storms into extraordinary ones.
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But even areas north of there without ice storms will have unusually icy-conditions because of wildly uneven temperature swings, which are likely to give us periods of rain and sleet mixed in between the snow and ice storms.
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But if we modernize the electric grid, we can stop blackouts caused by monster storms while also saving fossil fuel and reducing emissions of the greenhouse gases that warm the planet and make these storms more likely and destructive.
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A friend in Oslo warned me that bad weather often cropped up unexpectedly in October, especially in the north: torrential rain storms or early snow storms that leave cars stranded on a mountain pass or by a lonely fjord.
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As we look to the Caribbean to see what these storms may bring, and what they may leave behind, we can also catch glimpse of one powerful way people deal with these storms — by writing great songs about them.
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Even simple stuff like wet roads after rain storms are represented more accurately:
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TIROS-3's successors keep a constant watch on storms' tracks and sizes.
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This hurricane season has been incredibly active, with a number of severe storms.
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A series of winter storms all hitting in a short amount of time.
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Shiny and new, sent from Earth, torn to shreds by the Martian storms.
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Storm names are retired only when those storms are particularly deadly or costly.
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The storms caused additional deaths in the southeastern United States over the weekend.
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Storm names are retired only when those storms are particularly deadly and costly.
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Sometimes when the storms really rage the waves carry in much bigger stuff.
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In general, we are getting more severe storms with the rising sea level.
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What can be done to prepare for more severe storms hitting our coasts?
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We know about sea level rise; we know storms are getting more intense.
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There's been no concern for environmentally sound development, no concern for future storms.
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This close up photo features meandering storms in the upper atmosphere of Jupiter.
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It's not surprising to see so many storms form this time of year.
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Hundreds have also been cut off from the subsequent landslides from the storms.
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California is getting pummeled by storms this season after five years of drought.
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Storms also caused wind damage to walnut and almond trees in the state.
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"I do think that's because of the storms I have weathered," she said.
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These, in turn can generate not only spectacular auroras, but also geomagnetic storms.
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"We're comparing it to the storms we had in December 2005," he said.
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Storms will likely affect populated areas such as Dallas, Houston and Oklahoma City.
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Overhead, unrelenting lightning storms buffet the planet so violently it tears villages apart.
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At least three people were killed in Illinois and Missouri in Tuesday's storms.
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It's also possibly making storms more likely to slow down, dumping more rain.
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In fact, during my group's time in line, there were multiple flash storms.
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"Lord, we ask not only for prayers who experienced natural storms," he said.
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"Even if you've ridden out storms before, this one's different," North Carolina Gov.
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But the effort left some feeling sheepish after forecast storms didn't pan out.
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Despite these storms, Mr Temer has kept Brazil heading in the right direction.
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Back then, a typhoon gun was used to warn locals about oncoming storms.
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Getting home for Christmas, through storms, snow and sleet, isn't an easy task.
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The US appears to be getting hit with major storms with unusual frequency.
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The storms will move across the Beltway over next 13 to 45 minutes.
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Debris from homes and shattered windows is a big worry in such storms.
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Storms and wildfires worsened by climate change are hammering the U.S. right now.
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"But today is really our biggest threat of those strong storms," Dreyer said.
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Such thunderstorms have a different structure, however, when compared to typical summertime storms.
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Extreme storms, droughts and winds already threaten the safety and livelihood of millions.
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It is nothing compared with what increasingly intense storms are costing local economies.
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The next day, she storms into her office to berate her in private.
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We can't keep spending billions to fortify these islands against more intense storms.
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Nineteen tropical storms have struck or brushed by coastal North Carolina since 2009.
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The governments are worried about storms and the nails running into the ocean.
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This has given him little time for tweet storms and cable news watching.
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That line of storms was also responsible for a powerful tornado in Texas.
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The dao tree has weathered several severe storms, including typhoon Glenda in 2014.
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Deadly fires and storms stir emotion at first, then spark climate-change arguments.
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Now 49, his hair is white, and Mims has weathered plenty of storms.
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The double whammy of the storms and Trump's DACA decision left many reeling.
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Even stronger storms are forecast for Saturday, with Seattle being a likely target.
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The startup helps by creating a marketplace for repair leads after severe storms.
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In general, you have warmer waters, [which] provides more fuel for the storms.
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The devastating Missouri twisters capped a week of destructive storms across the country.
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Why do certain storms and clouds occur exactly when and where they do?
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Horror movies and approaching storms have trained us to fear a quiet stillness.
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Eventually, Isaac storms out, but it's not the last we see of Jacqueline.
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Afterward, we're headed to the Philippines for reports on natural and political storms.
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It is therefore ironic that some storms may be caused by ships themselves.
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More extreme weather means more severe storms, more lightning and thus more fires.
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There were also quite a few more storms than average along the equator.
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And then there's 60-mile-per-hour dust storms and the occasional meteorite.
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There could be nine to 15 named storms in 2743, according to NOAA.
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Meanwhile, two other tropical storms, Jose and Katia, have formed in the Atlantic.
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The severe weather was expected to continue Thursday as the storms head east.
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Damaging storms and rising costs part of an ongoing trend that's getting worse.
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But beyond the storms of his presidency, the geopolitical climate is anyway changing.
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Weaker and more distant storms have dealt Kennedy considerable damage in the past.
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"There has been no increase in storms, in intensity or frequency," he said.
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Each of the South Pole storms are up to about 600 miles across.
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That leads to these strange tweet storms, these outbursts of his personal feelings.
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As the storms barreled through, several states were given tornado watches or warnings.
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This is, unfortunately, they're sixth season of alphabetically naming winter storms since 25.
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We could also see strong to severe storms for parts of the Northeast:
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She said she hadn't had blackouts during storms since the early 2000's.
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I don't think the storms gathering on the horizon will clarify the answer.
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It was one of the strongest storms to ever hit Florida's southwest coast.
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Summer often brings thick fog, while winter storms can leave waist-high drifts.
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Two storms in 2012, Alberto and Beryl were preceded by Arthur in 2008.
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Some scientists have proposed drier air from nearby land can temper the storms.
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The storms, which should last until Wednesday, will also bring 25 mph winds.
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At least four people have been killed in the storms, state officials said.
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Most endangered leatherback turtles finished hatching by the time this years' storms came.
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Diego eventually storms into the presidential suite to demand Emilia takes him back.
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Densely populated Bangladesh is battered by storms, floods and landslides every rainy season.
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So far this year, there have been four named storms, including two hurricanes.
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He wasn't happy with the sound, so he pretty much storms off stage.
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Recent storms and heavy rains in the city could also be a contributor.
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Storms hit with greater regularity and the extremity of seasons is often emphasized.
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As the crowd cheers, fed up aquarium security storms over to admonish him.
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However, the rising seas cause damaging floods during recurrent storms and high tides.
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Because the violent storms, dangerous heat, and devastating droughts, and floods have begun.
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The Weather Company said its numbers included the four tropical storms to date.
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Vietnam is prone to destructive storms and flooding due to its long coastline.
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Inland flooding is often one of the worst impacts for storms making landfall.
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Now, the storms have struck the districts of many of those same people.
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We would be talking about the number and strength of storms affecting Florida.
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They'll have to wait for the storms to pass to look for it.
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Can't we do a better job of finding people shelter from these storms?
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On average Earth sees between 4 and 5 Category 13 storms per year.
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When she refuses, on the grounds that she loves Nikolai, he storms off.
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Along the way the pair run up against storms, boat trouble, gastrointestinal distress.
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Sandy also showed how blanket television coverage of storms can obliterate other news.
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That 30-year gap may be getting narrower, and the storms more devastating.
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Cape Verde storms frequently become some of the largest and most intense hurricanes.
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But as occurred with Harvey, Internet and phone service are interrupted in storms.
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"We're still learning about the impact of storms on costs," Dorer told Cramer.
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What's worse, Japan was drenched by further back-to-back storms last week.
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Renters often lack the resources to evacuate when storms barrel towards their homes.
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Cruise ships were able to sail out of harm's way during the storms.
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Lightning storms bedeviled the third round at the K Club in Straffan, Ireland.
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It's not just that a warming planet heralds bigger and more frequent storms.
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It storms frequently here, but it's a simple rain, nothing dangerous about it.
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During the summer, these disturbances often start as storms moving westward from Africa.
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Global warming incriminates humans for the intensity of storms that blast our cities.
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The biggest economic casualties of the storms were retailers and the hospitality industry.
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Fortunately, the rebuilding and recovery from the storms is already in full swing.
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It's also one of the strongest storms ever to hit the African mainland.
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Bitcoin has weathered many storms, and some have arguably been worse than this.
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Building codes written with the storms of yesteryear in mind are spottily enforced.
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Much of the region's population occupies housing too flimsy to withstand severe storms.
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Are these storms just a fluke, or a sign of things to come?
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October is usually active and there could be a few more named storms.
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There have been 14 named storms, nine of them hurricanes, already this year.
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So far, the new dunes have yielded little ground to storms and hurricanes.
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Coastal roads are inundated without protection from both ordinary tides and extraordinary storms.
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Hail storms cost the United States billions of dollars in damages each year.
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Heavy rains and storms since February have caused the Mississippi River to swell.
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These storms are vast low-pressure cyclones with wind speeds over 74 mph.
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Its members help feed the needy and clean up neighbors' property after storms.
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Slower, wetter storms like this are becoming more common as the planet warms.
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Our state of Florida is no stranger to catastrophic storms and devastating hurricanes.
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Stronger storms like hurricanes and typhoons will likely do more damage to civilizations.
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Moving people there would put them at the mercy of floods and storms.
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And Jacob Storms, another young smoothie, displayed a strong crooner's voice and charisma.
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After ice storms, it will have to be de-iced like an airplane.
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Others have ice-storms that coat entire cities in inches of slippery ice.
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However, it would not be unusual for storms to cause delays, Balbi said.
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As our planet warms, storms are forecast to become stronger, slower, and wetter.
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Climate scientists have consistently concluded that warming waters are connected to stronger storms.
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Taken together, these observations affirm the transient and recurring nature of these storms.
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In the clip, the Red Queen storms into Time's office demanding a present.
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The revitalized serpent storms to the river's edge, spits embers over the water.
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Storms, equipment failures, and even stingrays are among the many hazards fishermen face.
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Unlike Saturn's single storms, there are patterned clusters of cyclones at Jupiter's poles.
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This will very likely be one of the worst storms in City history.
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Thor built the house largely from hardwood collected after trees fell in storms.
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When storms strike quickly, hams offer eyewitness reports and on-the-ground measurements.
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Dorian's sluggishness is part of a growing trend of slower, more powerful storms.
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These photos show the differences between hurricane categories, using memorable storms as examples.
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Storms with weaker winds are more likely to stall and dump heavier rainfall.
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The 2017 season was pretty active, leaving over 450,000 cruisers affected by storms.
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Winter, kheimónas , is a time of storms and of scraping by till spring.
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This would increase the likelihood of two missed storms for the Big Island.
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After the line of storms, viewers are often treated to some spectacular sunsets.
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Storms rage in other places where rivals vie for control of the mines.
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The storms displaced many residents and forced Tennessee into a state of emergency.
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Chances are, you're going to huddle up and tell stories of storms past.
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It is expensive to evacuate or prepare well to stay during these storms.
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Severe storms including tornadoes for the Midwest are again forecast for later Thursday.
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Some storms could be intense in these areas, too, with very gusty winds.
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Climate change is probably contributing to the menace posed by storms like Florence.
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Meteorologists in the US used to give hurricanes and tropical storms female names.
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These storms came after 2017, the costliest year on record for natural disasters.
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Thunderstorms and severe winter storms strand more passengers and airline crews each year.
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Francis will not be visiting Beira, the city hardest hit by the storms.
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These storms can last for tens of miles instead of hundreds of yards.
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You can blame the increasing frequency of storms and floods on climate change.
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The storms' worst damage occurred in Missouri, near Golden City and Jefferson City.
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These observations can be factored into a mathematical model to visualize the storms.
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Hani's brother-in-law storms into this domestic desert, seeking refuge from creditors.
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Investors should weather any storms, he told The Wall Street Journal in 2016.
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We hear of record flooding and ever more powerful storms in the South.
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Lawyers for LatinoJustice argued that survivors of past storms had received more help.
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So when Sandy and other storms hit, the toll in trees was great.
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The new plantings will help make the woodlands more resilient in future storms.
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David Brooks Is there anything we can learn from hurricanes, storms and floods?
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He was not equally quick to visit each place in the storms' aftermath.
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It used to be winter storms that closed down airports and delayed flights.
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A gunman storms a Maryland newsroom in a targeted attack on the staff.
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Typhoons are storms that develop in the northwestern Pacific and usually threaten Asia.
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On the worst days, this kind of leader remembers that rainbows follow storms.
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A man looks over buildings destroyed by storms in Nashville on March 3.
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