Although Florence's wind speed means it is now a tropical storm, the NHC has consistently warned that the storm is no less dangerous because the wind speed is lower.
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The tornado's maximum wind speed reached up to 105 mph.
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Wind speed, mostly — although both can wreak plenty of havoc.
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With a lower wind speed, it would be a tropical depression.
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That includes hurricane wind speed, temperature, humidity, air pressure and rainfall.
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Wind speed is just how strong the wind is, Ward says.
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Pay no mind to the exact wind speed; floods are coming.
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"It's remarkable in terms of its wind speed," Mr. Herndon said.
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Beyond wind speed, storm surge is also affected by geographic factors.
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Wind shear describes how both wind speed and direction change with height.
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One is measured in wind-speed, the other measured in pounds sterling.
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If you double the wind speed, you get eight times more power.
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One government official put the wind speed at 120 kph (75 mph).
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The station measures rain, wind speed, lightening strikes, UV levels and more.
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The more the wind speed picks up, the louder the turbines become.
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Klotzbach tweeted that Dorian's wind speed is unprecedented in its specific location.
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El Faro didn't even have a working anemometer, a wind-speed gauge.
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The National Weather Service reported one wind speed reading of 93 m.p.h.
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Here on the tallest tower, scientists measure wind speed and moisture levels.
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Its pressure isobars are spaced far apart; there is little wind speed.
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The U.S. National Weather Service defines a blizzard as having what wind speed?
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The wind speed is just one of the dangerous components of the storm.
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Gimbals tend to fail at about 30 miles an hour of wind speed.
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Hurricanes bring triple threats: damaging wind speed, high storm surge, and heavy rainfall.
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The higher the line within each year, the higher the recorded wind speed.
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At the same time, they measured the surrounding air temperature and wind speed.
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They found that the higher the wind speed, the faster the water froze.
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A tropical storm becomes a hurricane when its wind speed reaches 74 mph.
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Jet streaks are places in the jet stream with especially high wind speed.
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One of the best ways to measure wind speed is to use an anemometer.
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But also know: Wind speed is just one factor that makes a hurricane dangerous.
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There are different ways to evaluate hurricane strength, including wind speed and resulting flooding.
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The company sells connected stations that can measure temperature, humidity, rainfall, wind speed, etc.
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As the wind speed cranked up, they still held on, although it got tougher.
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Today, hundreds of buoys monitor wind speed and direction, air temperature and barometric pressure.
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Even slightly more precise wind-speed projections would help airlines greatly reduce fuel costs.
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Data like wind speed and ocean conditions can improve the accuracy of hurricane outlooks.
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Estimates show that Typhoon Mangkhut may come close to Typhoon Haiyan in wind speed.
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Those balloons collect data on temperature, wind speed, humidity, and pressure for the NWS.
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A squall is a sudden increase of wind speed by at least 19823 mph.
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"The fuels get very complicated, and the temperature, wind speed, relative humidity varies," he says.
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For most storms, measurements of wind speed and barometric pressure were few and far between.
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The 11 strongest hurricanes ever to form in the Atlantic Ocean, ranked by wind speed
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The wind speed -- coupled with temperature and humidity readings -- sets the tone for the day.
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For a rotor sail the higher the ratio of wind speed to ship speed the better.
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The scale uses wind speed as the defining factor of which category a hurricane belongs to.
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Investigators said the wind speed at the time of the accident was more than 70 mph.
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Seasonal changes in wind speed, for instance, can sap slight amounts of the planet's rotational momentum.
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Importantly, the amount of ZCash the rig is able to mine doesn't vary with wind speed.
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Police officers were assigned to each balloon to adjust its height based on wind-speed measurements.
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Lines are used to visualize the data, with wind speed symbolized through thickness, tilt, and color.
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He said he found it tough to maintain balance with the high wind speed on the bridge.
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Low pressure and higher wind speed are also linked to increased pain, but to a lesser extent.
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Facebook's prototype was built to withstand a maximum wind speed of 7 knots, or about 8 mph.
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The shape of the returned radar pulse also provides data on wind speed and significant wave height.
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It was updated in 22015 to solely reflect wind speed and not storm surge or other factors.
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The rover has also provided valuable data on wind speed and direction on Mars, according to NASA.
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Each tower transmits basic measurements including rainfall, air temperature, wind speed, wind direction, surface pressure, and humidity.
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This scale measures wind speed, and at a Category 4, winds reach between 130 and 156 mph.
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Wind speed certainly contributes to how destructive a storm will be, but it's not the only factor.
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Eventually the outer eyewall replaces the inner eyewall, and the storm's maximum wind speed increases once again.
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The hurricane's maximum sustained wind speed has changed between 110 mph and 115 mph since late Wednesday.
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As with any hurricane, don't focus solely on wind speed — the storm surge and rain matter too.
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Or the fact that wind speed affects how much snow covers the summit at any given time?
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But hurricane categories are based mostly on wind speed, so they do not tell the whole story.
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In the most extreme places, wind speed and wave height rose by about 5 to 8 percent.
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Right now, hurricanes are ranked according to the Saffir-Simpson scale, which is mainly based on wind speed.
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As you fly in, your wind speed picks up and up, and you punch through the eye-wall.
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It sent exact measurements of the storm's wind speed, pressure, air temperature and other data in real time.
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Using microwave radar, the SMERF measures wind speed on the ocean's surface from as high as 10,000 feet.
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Wind speed slowed and waves that rose as high as 8 meters (26 feet) at the weekend diminished.
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Hurricanes are categorized according to the Saffir-Simpson Scale based on their wind speed and propensity for damage.
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The Alexandria and Dekheila ports were shut due to "high waves and wind speed", spokesman Reda Ghandour said.
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The findings are "valuable for the wind energy sector" since wind speed trends tend to develop over decades.
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Based on the sound recordings, scientists can better measure the wind speed and even identify passing dust devils.
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Hurricanes are categorized according to the Saffir-Simpson Scale based on their wind speed and propensity for damage.
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More than wind speed and rain, it is geography that shapes human destiny during powerful typhoons and hurricanes.
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This isn't about wind speed; rather, it means hurricanes could spend more time lingering over a particular area.
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By Wednesday afternoon, Irma had kept that wind speed for over 24 hours, the longest period ever recorded.
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Hurricanes are categorized 163 to 5 according to the Saffir-Simpson scale, which is based on wind speed.
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Using a device called a dropsonde, they can collect information including atmospheric pressure, wind speed, and wind direction.
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As with any hurricane, you shouldn't focus solely on wind speed — the storm surge and rain matter too.
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National Weather Service meteorologist Steve Linderberg said a top wind speed of 63 mph was measured around 7 p.m.
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The Fujita scale is used to estimate the wind speed of a tornado by the damage the tornado causes.
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Schiaparelli has been designed to operate for a few days and will measure wind speed, temperature, humidity and pressure.
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The apparent idea is that the shrubs will reduce wind speed and the uptake of soil and thus dust.
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"The headline for this #Dorian advisory is NOT that the wind speed has slightly decreased," it said on Twitter.
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Intensity is often described in terms of peak wind speed at a height of 10 meters above the surface.
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Don't be fooled by the category of the hurricane, which measures the storm's wind speed but not its impact.
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InSight's weather sensors detected a drop in air pressure coinciding with a rise in wind speed, signaling a dust devil.
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Depending on wind speed (measured using a weather station outside the shop), small desk fans automatically turned on and off.
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Animation of low-level wind speed showing the development of the massive circulation of Nor'easter "bomb" from Wed to Fri.
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Filmed by flugsnug, the landings at BHX airport are difficult because of the sudden change in wind speed and direction.
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At $149 it was a good deal and could measure rainfall, barometric pressure, temperature, wind speed, and "feels like" temperatures.
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A vector field, by contrast, is like the wind: It has both a value (the wind speed) and a direction.
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In Uber's case, these data are the number of completed rides, app views, current riders, outside temperature, and wind speed.
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Once the wind speed hits 74 mph, the storm is considered a Category 1 hurricane on the Saffir-Simpson scale.
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A wind shear is a change in wind speed and/or direction over a relatively short distance in the atmosphere.
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Wind speed, which determines hurricane category number, is just one aspect of what makes a storm dangerous; another is rain.
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The National Hurricane Center and the Weather Service examine data like relative humidity, atmospheric pressure, wind speed and wind direction.
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As the wind speed increased from 0 to 36 miles per hour, there was a 7 percent increase in risk.
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Data from aircraft radiometers, which infer surface wind speed from above by looking at the state of the sea surface.
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If I make the wind change a magnetic field, the electric potential this produces will be proportional to the wind speed.
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Topography also affects other factors that determine the pace of a fire, such as wind speed, rainfall, and soil-moisture levels.
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They then collected climate data from the times and locations of each incident, including temperature, humidity, solar radiation, and wind speed.
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He said the cameras were able to cope with rain and had a maximum wind speed of 60 kilometers per hour.
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An instrument that records six variables such as wind speed, wind direction, and humidity costs about $2,500, according to sensor manufacturers.
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Satellite data, particularly atmospheric wind speed and moisture measurements, is one of the primary sources of data for weather computer models.
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Earl's maximum wind speed dropped to 30 mph (48 kmh) by Saturday afternoon, according to the Miami-based National Hurricane Center.
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The Department of Energy recommends a minimum average wind speed of 22007 miles an hour for a grid-connected wind turbine.
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"Wind shear is one of the most dangerous things," he said, referring to an abrupt shift in wind speed or direction.
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IN PHOTOS: HURRICANE DORIAN CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story incorrectly reported Dorian's maximum sustained wind speed at 11 a.m.
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A disturbance can turn into a depression, a tropical storm or a hurricane, depending on how much its wind speed increases.
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But weather forecasters said Mangkhut's wind speed was unlikely to accelerate further from the current 205 kph and reach Haiyan's 240 kph.
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One of these instruments, the Auxiliary Payload Sensor Subsystem, will eventually collect vital meteorological data, such as wind speed and air temperature.
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A decision would be based on a "combination of many criteria" which include wind speed, humidity levels, and temperature, among other factors.
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Image credit: NASA/Billy VinnedgeJason-3 is carrying five primary instruments to measure sea level, wave height, and ocean surface wind speed.
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Both storms are compact, and Maria's wind speed comes close to that of Hurricane Andrew -- 165 mph -- when it hit southern Florida.
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Storm systems, categorized on the Saffir-Simpson scale, which is based on wind speed and largely meant to help predict structural damage.
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However, it's extremely difficult for a model to estimate the maximum wind speed of a tropical cyclone at any given future time.
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While many people focus on the wind speed of storms, the danger often comes from the water flowing in from the ocean.
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The Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale denotes the maximum wind speed of a storm, ranging from a Category 1 to Category 33.
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Restrictions on wind speed, for example, do not allow for timely sprayings over the top of growing soybeans, according to the complaint.
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Some areas could see gusts as strong as 100 mph, which is equivalent to the wind speed of a Category 2 hurricane.
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How fast does a storm's wind speed have to be for it to meet the U.S. National Weather Service's definition of a blizzard?
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From 0600 this morning the wind speed was between two to five meters per second and so things have returned back to normal.
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This proposed probe would drift through Venus' clouds while tethered to a balloon, collecting valuable data on temperature, wind speed, and atmospheric pressure.
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The program uses rainfall and tropical cyclone wind speed indices to trigger policy claims, ensuring fast payout to help those affected recover quickly.
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But unless you are a sea captain worried about battening hatches, wind speed is not a very useful indicator of a storm's risk.
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For the first time, players had robust control over the variables of the match, everything from wind speed to their tanks munitions loadout.
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Worms W.M.D. lets players personalize their army of crawlers as well as alter dozens of variables such as wind speed and weapon damage.
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They'll rely on data from islands and buoys as well as from reconnaissance aircrafts that fly into the storms to measure wind speed.
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The LED lights on the surface of Gust react to wind speed data collected from pre-selected city — in this case, New York.
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Five days later, on August 7, it morphed into a super typhoon, with a wind speed of at least 150 miles per hour.
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It relies on data from islands and buoys as well as from reconnaissance aircrafts that fly into the storms to measure wind speed.
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Over 11,000 observation stations across the world take hourly measurements of temperature, air pressure, humidity, wind speed and direction, rainfall and other conditions.
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I had a satellite connection with Europe, which connected to a GPS device and software that relayed weather forecasts, wind speed and direction.
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Two scientists explain why the current system for ranking hurricanes, based on wind speed, can be dangerously misleading and put lives at risk.
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The weather war even had its own clandestine undercover missions in search of mundane treasures like data on temperature, pressure, and wind speed.
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For example, in Australia, the mean wind speed is defined over a period of 26 minutes, whereas the U.S. uses a 211-minute average.
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When wind speed exceeds a certain point, you must lock the rotation with a brake or rotate the blades so they produce zero torque.
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That includes releasing sensors through the belly of the aircraft that, as they fall, transmit storm data including Irma's pressure, wind speed and direction.
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Based on wind speed, it was the fourth-strongest, behind the Labor Day storm (184 mph, or 296 kph), Camille and Andrew in 1992.
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"The main headline threat is always the wind speed and direct damage, which is always local to the coast," he said in an email.
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The daily weather reports from Elysium Planitia began on February 25, and contain information about air temperature, wind speed, and air pressure, reports NASA.
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The wind changed direction by 180 degrees, for example, while the wind speed suddenly jumped to 45 miles per hour (72 kilometers per hour).
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Bluestein's updated wind chill formula is relatively simple: You plug in the temperature and wind speed, and it spits out your risk of frostbite.
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References to the storm's wind speed always refer to the maximum sustained winds observed in the storm, although higher gusts are likely to occur.
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The mound acts as a lung for the colony, managing the exchange of gases, leveraging small changes in wind speed to inhale and exhale.
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Categories on the Saffir-Simpson scale don't necessarily indicate the full destructive power of a storm, however, as they're based solely on wind speed.
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Below, the map of wind speed and direction anomalies shows the enhanced flow of mild air from the Gulf of Alaska northward (the arrow).
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They're often placed on piers, and can measure other variables such as barometric pressure and wind speed, which can sometimes impact water level changes.
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A 1-degree Fahrenheit rise in ocean temperature can increase a storm's wind speed by 15 to 20 mph, according to Yale Climate Connections.
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The rapid intensification of the storm, which means growing in wind speed by 35 miles per hour over a 24-hour period, was unexpected.
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However, the relatively low classification, based on wind speed, was deceptive because Katrina produced the highest storm surge ever recorded in the United States.
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Those measurements are based on data -- wind speed, internal pressure, whether a storm is weakening or strengthening -- that are measured by these hurricane hunters.
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Above 100km per hour, a 270% increase in wind speed usually causes 22000-22018% more damage, says Pete Dailey of RMS, a modelling firm.
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Looking at this chart that tracks the wind speed of Hurricane Harvey, it is estimated that the hurricane would hit U.S. on Saturday, 1a.
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But Sadowicz says the "certificate of inspection" places limitations on when boats can enter the water, based on wind speed and the height of waves.
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A larger display allows you to make better use of satellite and radar views, long-range forecasts, or detailed readouts on precipitation and wind speed.
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At the same time, Dechmann and Teague collected weather data, such as wind speed and direction, air temperature, air pressure, relative humidity, and cloud cover.
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But Schiaparelli will also operate for a few days, measuring wind speed, temperature, humidity, pressure and the strength of electric fields on the planet's surface.
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Hurricane hunter aircraft also fly through the storm, taking data on wind speed to figure out exactly how intense Florence is at any given moment.
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They had small wind cups that measured wind speed and both had solar panels to help maintain power while not draining the built-in battery.
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The Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale does an adequate job at categorizing a tropical cyclone (hurricane) by its sustained wind speed, but is this sufficient?
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These sensors can include accelerometers to calculate vibration in stay cables, strain gauges, anemometers for wind speed and direction, and temperature and light level sensors.
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They all offer a specific design and feature set tailored to those categories, including faces that show off wind speed and a built-in altimeter.
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There would be limits though, depending on national policy and regional factors like electricity prices, feed-in tariffs, wind speed, solar radiation and legal regulations.
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That includes decreased wind shear -- the changing of wind speed and direction with height -- across the tropical Atlantic, which creates favorable conditions for tropical development.
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Now it's looking like Florence will, in terms of wind speed, be a more modest storm, with 100 to 120 mph winds, a Category 2.
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Hurricane categories are determined by a storm's wind speed, which doesn't take into account the destruction they can leave from rain, storm surge, and flooding.
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For this and other reasons, National Hurricane Center wind speed estimates generally come from the surface winds implied by the S.F.M.R. and flight-level winds.
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In one phase, the mode results in warmer surface water in the tropical Atlantic and less wind shear, or changes in wind speed with altitude.
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That's an improvement over weather satellites currently in orbit, which cannot observe wind speed as reliably because their microwave sensors get obscured by heavy rain.
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Correction: This story was revised to correct that the hurricane was moving at 6 mph and to clarify that its wind speed was 120 mph.
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The study defines "lethal" as a combined measure of surface air temperature, humidity, wind speed, and solar radiation that has caused death in the past.
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The National Weather Service said Wednesday that two tornadoes with a "high end" EF1 rating, each with a maximum wind speed of 110 miles per hour.
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Each category (1-5) is determined exclusively by wind speed—a category 3 hurricane, for example, has wind speeds between 111 and 129 miles per hour.
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While studying the variations in wind speed, Dr. Bertaux and his team found a clue to how the planet's surface structures and its atmosphere were connected.
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A 1-degree Fahrenheit rise in ocean temperature can increase a storm's wind speed by 15 to 20 miles per hour, according to Yale Climate Connections.
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The experiment takes place in a sort of wind-tunnel, where a fan blows the female sex hormone toward the moth at a wind-speed of .
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Scientists used to think that friction rose along with wind speed, but Haus' lab discovered that friction is also affected by ocean waves and sea spray.
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Bernasconi says the boat should foil at 9 knots of wind speed and be capable of hydrofoiling for an entire Cup race in the right conditions.
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The National Weather Service has created a wind chill chart that shows the time it might take to develop frostbite at varying temperatures and wind speed.
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We need to look at wind speed, wind gusts and amount of rain, snow or ice expected and how long the storm is going to last.
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The size of the hurricane-force winds has doubled over the past 48 hours despite the top wind speed weakening from 130 mph to 105 mph.
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NWS meteorologist Paul Frisbie told BuzzFeed News the horseshoe cloud forms when a cumulus cloud dissipates in a warm, moist atmosphere with changing wind speed and direction.
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Humans could never figure out what works best on any given day due to changes in wind speed and humidity and dozens of other factors, Malone says.
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This leaves forecasters relying on instruments aboard specialized aircraft, known as Hurricane Hunters, to detect wind speed, which is key for determining the intensity of a storm.
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That increases precipitation across the southern hemisphere, decreases wind speed over the southern ocean, caused the south to warm, and the north to freeze in their simulations.
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The EPA also said it was trimming the hours during each day, and lowering the maximum allowable wind speed during which dicamba may be sprayed in 2018.
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So a rise of 1 degree Fahrenheit in ocean temperatures can increase a storm&aposs wind speed by 15 to 20 mph, according to Yale Climate Connections.
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So a 1-degree Fahrenheit rise in ocean temperature can increase a storm's wind speed by 15 to 20 miles per hour, according to Yale Climate Connections.
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Poorly organised and slow-moving, it achieved the requisite wind speed for just a couple of hours on July 13th before being demoted to a tropical storm.
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Nevertheless, he was doggedly recording on the hour the boat's GPS coordinates, the wind speed and direction and his observations of the waves in a waterproof notebook.
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Data collected during our flight indicated that Irma had again intensified to Category 5, a measure of destructive potential that's based on the storm's sustained wind speed.
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The weather bureau declares the arrival of monsoon rains only after measures including consistency of rainfall over a defined geography, intensity, cloudiness and wind speed are met.
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Schiaparelli will take measurements of wind speed, air temperature, dust, humidity and other aspects of the atmosphere, but only for a few days until its batteries die.
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Your skin would freeze in a scant five minutes if you were out in minus 25 degree weather with a wind speed of just over 25 mph.
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A 1-degree Fahrenheit rise in ocean temperature can increase a storm&aposs wind speed by 15 to 20 miles per hour, according to Yale Climate Connections.
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I don't mean the technical difficulties associated with deliberate aiming, as when a sniper factors a handful of complex variables — distance, elevation, wind speed, bullet trajectory, etc.
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They were reopened after weather conditions improved and wind speed, wave height and visibility returned to normal levels, Ghandour was quoted as saying by state news agency MENA.
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Hurricane classification is based on wind speed; while hurricane-force winds can cause damage, most of Harvey's destruction has been from all the rain it's dumped on Texas.
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The India Meteorological Department declares the arrival of monsoon rains only after parameters measuring consistency of rainfall over a defined geography, intensity, cloudiness and wind speed are satisfied.
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Hurricanes are classified using the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale — a 1 to 5 rating that's based on maximum sustained wind speed, according to the National Hurricane Center.
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Wind turbines today are outfitted with hundreds of sensors, each one tracking different pieces of data: wind speed, oil pressure, torque, vibrations in the wind blades and more.
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"The images taken ... will allow us to measure the temperature and the wind speed" of the corona, Nelson Reginald, a NASA research scientist, explains in this video below.
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The farm covers an area of around four-square kilometres, with the average wind speed in this area of the North Sea is around 10 metres per second.
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The worst windchill ever recorded was -67 degrees Fahrenheit on January 22, 1936, when the air temperature was -34 degrees Fahrenheit and the wind speed was 20 mph.
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"Temperature and wind speed are the two components that go into the formula to figure out the wind chill, which is how cold it actually feels," he said.
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As ocean temperatures continue to increase, we're also likely to see more severe hurricanes because a storm's wind speed is influenced by the temperature of the water below.
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Though the wind speed determines the category of a hurricane, Haus said people should focus less on categories and more how things like storm surge interact with land.
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As ocean temperatures continue to increase, we can also expect more supercharged hurricanes, since a hurricane&aposs wind speed is influenced by the temperature of the water below.
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At the same time, the extra heat in the air and water means there is more energy to feed the storm, raising the wind speed of the hurricane.
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In a sometimes-obsessive quest, thousands of Old Weather volunteers have extracted millions of observations about barometric pressure, wind speed, air temperature and ice from the old logbooks.
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Wind speed can fluctuate as hurricanes travel, and storms like Florence ultimately tend to weaken as they pass over land, said Bob Henson, a meteorologist with Weather Underground.
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The best data about the storm is in the storm itself, so we fly in and discharge sensors, which collect data like wind speed, direction, pressure, temperature, and humidity.
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The US National Hurricane Center (NHC) said the hurricane, which has a maximum sustained wind speed of 175 mph, could reach the Leeward Islands Tuesday night before moving westward.
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The Hong Kong Observatory, for instance, has created a heat index that measures temperature, humidity, wind speed and other measures and warns the public when key thresholds are passed.
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Orf's team used real-world observational data to recreate the conditions at the time of the storm, including a vertical profile of temperature, air pressure, wind speed, and moisture.
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The India Meteorological Department (IMD) declares the arrival of monsoon rains only after parameters measuring consistency of rainfall over a defined geography, intensity, cloudiness and wind speed are satisfied.
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"Parametric" triggers release money automatically depending on how severe a calamity is (as measured by wind speed, rainfall or magnitude of tremors) rather than after a tedious damage assessment.
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Instead, the researchers noticed trends in the appearance of something called storm helicity, a measure of vertical wind shear, which is how wind speed and direction vary with altitude.
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Such explosive strengthening is known as "rapid intensification," defined by the National Hurricane Center as having its wind speed increase at least 30 knots (35 mph) in 24 hours.
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According to Liu, the robot was made using 3D printers and laser cutters, and is endowed with an array of sensors to measure things like wind speed and temperature.
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Tropical Storm Dorian is battering the British Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico, with a maximum sustained wind speed of 60 mph and strong rain, AccuWeather and the NOAA noted.
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The crash of Schiaparelli onto the surface of Mars abruptly ended its mission to demonstrate a landing system and to measure wind speed and direction from the planet's surface.
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The windchill — a measure of frostbite risk that combines wind speed and air temperature — is expected to drop even lower across the region, into the negative 30s to 20143s.
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Federal and state officials have increasingly been instructing residents not to judge storms solely by their categorization under the Saffir-Simpson scale, which is based only on wind speed.
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If the wet bulb globe temperature — which factors in air temperature, humidity, wind speed, sun angle and cloud cover — exceeds 32.2 degrees Celsius, players are taken off the court.
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The heat rules were put into effect because the wet bulb reading — which factors in air temperature, humidity, wind speed, sun angle and cloud cover — exceeded 30.1 degrees Celsius.
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But American officials, who have long warned people against measuring storms and their risks on the basis of wind speed alone, began to make preparations and issue public warnings.
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"Hurricanes are ranked historically almost exclusively by their wind speed, but significant damage and fatalities occur from a variety of hazards, including heavy rainfall and inland flooding," Miller said.
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"Do not focus on the wind speed category ... life-threatening storm surge flooding, catastrophic flash flooding and prolonged significant river flooding are still expected," NHC said in a tweet.
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He says when a storm like Harvey comes along, we tend to think too simply about storm risk: We fixate on wind speed, or storm surge height, or rain.
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As a candidate and now as President, Donald Trump has smashed the gauges that once tracked the normal temperature, pressure and wind speed in the climate map of American politics.
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The solar-powered outdoor sensor keeps track of outdoor temperature, humidity, dew point, rainfall rate, wind speed, wind direction, UV and solar radiation info — and that's not all of it.
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The media's overemphasis on the Saffir-Simpson Scale (Category 1, 2, 3, etc.), which considers only wind speed, may both create and reinforce people's tendency to downplay surge and rainfall.
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The new storm, Tropical Cyclone Kenneth, strengthened rapidly Wednesday, with a wind speed of 140 kph (85 mph), and will continue to intensify as it moves over the Comoro Islands.
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The importance of including the mentioned parameters, in addition to wind speed, lies in the fact that most casualties and damages are often attributed to flooding rather than to wind.
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"A Category 1 storm approaching a particular coastline in a particular way can produce really dangerous conditions and storm surges that aren't encapsulated by the simple wind speed," he said.
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To measure it, operational forecasters at the National Hurricane Center in Miami look at the maximum, one-minute average wind speed observed at any given point in the tropical cyclone.
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I'm sure I learned of this other system someplace (probably a sailing tutorial, as it seems to apply mainly to maritime WIND SPEED) but I'd never have guessed the name.
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During the winter months, freezing cold winds are recorded at over 150 mph (241.4 kmph) on a regular basis, and the average annual wind speed is 50 mph (80.5 kmph).
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Møller took account of the time of day, temperature, wind speed and date of the journey and found an 80 percent decline in insect abundance over the 21-year period.
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Although Karen may degenerate into a tropical depression or tropical wave by then, little overall change in wind speed is expected over the next day or so, the NHC said.
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Rapid-intensification, as the name implies, is when a storm quickly strengthens (officially a storm has undergone rapid-intensification if its wind-speed increases by 35 mph in 24 hours).
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National Weather Service officials in Honolulu urged residents to remain careful, noting that the difference between a Category 1 hurricane and a tropical storm is just 5 mph wind speed.
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The India Meteorological Department declares the arrival of monsoon rains only after parameters measuring the consistency of the rainfall over a defined geography, intensity, cloudiness and wind speed are satisfied.
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It's a 'hot Jupiter' and we now know enough about its atmosphere—the temperature, structure, composition and wind-speed—to know that it's so hellish it's always raining liquid glass. Sideways.
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This weather phenomenon happens within strong storms when maximum wind speed inside a hurricane increases by at least 28.8 mph (25 knots or 46.4 km/h) within a 19903-hour period.
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The Potdsam Institute researchers developed statistical damage models that linked a hurricane's wind speed, the size of the exposed population and per-capita gross domestic product (GDP) to reported storm losses.
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If you've ever looked at the Saffir-Simpson scale that ranks hurricanes on a scale of 1-13, you might have noticed something strange: that the wind speed gaps aren't even.
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He said he would plant them next spring under the EPA's tighter rules for dicamba use, but that the new restriction on wind speed will make it more difficult to spray.
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This measures and tracks wind speed in a very detailed way, enabling Anadol access to a wealth of data and turn the poetry of these blusters into sculptural and painterly forms.
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Slight variations in the amount of water vapor, temperature, or wind speed in a given parcel of air can make a cloud disappear or reform as its droplets evaporate or coalesce.
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Occasionally you'll see tweets of instantaneous wind speed data from dropsondes into the eye wall, but instantaneous wind speeds are stronger than sustained winds, so that can overstate strength as well.
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A few key factors feed huge waves on the Great Lakes: wind speed and direction, wave direction and fetch, the distance over water that the wind blows in a single direction.
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If the storm's core comes ashore as a Category 2500 or higher, it would be the strongest storm in terms of wind speed to make landfall in the country this year.
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The ports of Alexandria and Dekheila were opened "after wind speed, wave height and visibility reached levels that permit ships to enter and depart the ports," a spokesman for Alexandria said.
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Pilots can now get live route updates via the device based upon factors like wind speed or changes in air traffic that shifted from the initial course developed prior to takeoff.
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The FAA airlifted a mobile tower to the island on Wednesday morning equipped with an engine generator, air conditioner, four radios and instruments to measure barometric pressure, wind speed and direction.
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"Little significant change in strength is forecast overnight, with some slow weakening anticipated by Saturday, and a larger decrease in wind speed expected early next week," the NHC said in its advisory.
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By the numbers: Hurricane Michael exploded from a tropical storm to a near-Category 5 hurricane in just four days — that's why the chart shows such a rapid increase in wind speed.
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His sophisticated array of displays and weather sensor technology helped him direct the pilots precisely where to fly to get the best readings of a storm's wind speed, direction and barometric pressure.
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The probes are parachuted out of the plane and transmit data about wind speed and direction, pressure, and the relative humidity at various altitudes – all critical information to predict a storm's path.
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A weather station on board gathers data on indoor and outdoor environmental conditions such as temperature, moisture, and wind speed, and broadcasts a brief overview of the information on Flood House's website.
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Although El Nino and La Nina are defined by reference to sea surface temperature anomalies, they are associated with a host of supportive changes in sea-level pressure, wind speed and convection.
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The probes are parachuted out of the plane and transmit data about wind speed and direction, pressure, and the relative humidity at various altitudes—all critical information to predict a storm's path.
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The national meteorological service said it had recorded a maximum wind speed of 93 miles an hour at Aberdaron in Wales, on a day of storm disruption that stretched into northern continental Europe.
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As Kossin explains, two of the most important factors governing the formation and intensification of hurricanes are sea surface temperatures and vertical wind shear, a change in wind speed or direction with altitude.
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"While attention is often given to wind speed, we know from experience that it is rainfall - and subsequent flooding and landslides - that can be even more dangerous from a humanitarian perspective," he said.
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Ando uses 24 variables when determining the delivery time of a certain food, including the cook time itself to the location of the recipient to weather specifics like rain and wind speed/direction.
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The worst storm ever recorded in the US on the Hurricane Severity Index was Carla, which made landfall in September 1961 at Port O'Connor with a recorded, constant wind speed of 180 mph.
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Hurricane Camille: The NHC says the maximum sustained winds from Camille are unknown for the same reasons as Andrew, but estimates put the wind speed at around 200 mph near the Mississippi coast.
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But to the federal and state authorities, wind speed was only part of the riddle of Hermine, which seemed ready a little over a week ago to disintegrate without becoming a named storm.
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The highest wind speed recorded by Meteo France was 152 kilometers per hour, about 94 miles per hour, in the Vosges mountains in Alsace, where eight people were injured, Agence France-Presse reported.
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The Sami add their ancestral knowledge and intimate understanding of the fluctuations taking place in the snowy mountains to measurements from weather stations including ground and air temperature, rainfall, wind speed and snowfall.
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Then there is figuring out exactly how to get the round to the target, and that involves different range calculations, as well as considerations like temperature, wind speed, and drift, among other things.
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In fact, it can be the most dangerous part of any hurricane, and it is only partly determined by wind speed (the aspect of a storm on which the hurricane categories are based).
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But Sadowicz said the Coast Guard&aposs "certificate of inspection" placed limits on when the boats can enter the water based on wind speed and "sea state," which refers to the height of waves.
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The Category 2 hurricane, while losing some of its wind speed, left more than 1 million people without power in Florida as it spent the day plowing north just off the state's east coast.
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Weather Underground — Free for Android and iOS Weather Underground offers extensive data and some analysis of upcoming weather conditions, including wind speed and directions, expected rain and snow as well as, of course, temperature.
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Typhoon Nock-ten's wind speed eased to 130 kph (80 mph) as it headed west toward the South China Sea, passing through provinces south of the capital Manila at a speed of 20 kph.
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After the plane took off, the wind speed was only five knots between the altitudes of 10,000 and 24,000 feet, said Dwikorita Karnawati, the head of the Indonesian Agency for Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics.
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To learn more about the hurricane cone, go to the National Hurricane Center website, which includes graphs of current hurricane forecasted paths by region, wind speed, arrival time of winds, warnings and rainfall potential.
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That contamination zone could be 10 to a few hundred meters depending on the size of the blast and other factors such as wind speed and direction, and whether it was an airborne virus.
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They were reviewing data from a computer aboard the crane, which had been inspected by the city as recently as Thursday, and were seeking to pinpoint the wind speed at the time of the accident.
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We found that maximum wind speed associated with the last hurricane to make landfall in their county was the most powerful predictor of how coastal residents perceive changes in hurricane strength along the Gulf Coast.
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Kenneth built up on Wednesday, with a wind speed of 140 kilometers per hour (more than 85 mph) and intensified as it moved over the Comoro Islands in the Indian Ocean and later struck Mozambique.
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There's now a precipitation map for the next hour's weather as well as a feature on the main timeline that lets you toggle between wind speed, UV levels, and more granular information you might need.
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The true impact of a storm is measured not only by its wind speed, but also its storm surge, total rainfall, geography of where it makes landfall, and the population and infrastructure to be affected.
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A dip in wind speed and temperature is making air denser, trapping pollutants and worsening air quality, said Vivek Chattopadhyay, a senior program manager at New Delhi-based non-profit Centre for Science and Environment.
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Based on the preliminary information made available by the Russian authorities, aviation safety experts said a sudden change in wind speed or direction — a phenomenon known as wind shear — might have contributed to the crash.
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To do that, a hurricane hunter aircraft has to be flown inside the storm, where it can measure inputs such as wind speed from a weather buoy, the Daily Mail reported , a technique known as scatterometry.
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Apart from the usual dangers of high wind speed and rain, the threat of storm surges and major flooding appears to be a primary concern as models show the hurricane stalling over the Carolinas for days.
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Together, the eight satellites will increase the total area on Earth that can be monitored, while providing measurements of wind speed over the tropics every few hours (compared to every few days from a single satellite).
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The WBGT device factors in temperature, humidity, wind speed and solar radiation, producing a rating based on the variables and the Tokyo Metropolitan Government (TMG) advise citizens against exercising when the WBGT rating is over 31.
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" Moreover, the wind speeds generally used to calculate wind chill come from airport weather stations, but as Bluestein notes, "if you're walking in an urban environment, buildings and trees are going to cut down wind speed.
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Debbie ripped a trail of destruction through northeast Australia on Tuesday as a category four storm, one rung below the most dangerous wind speed level, before being gradually downgraded through the night to a tropical low.
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A sharp drop in temperatures and wind speed over the last two weeks, combined with vehicle and industrial emissions, dust from building sites and smoke from garbage burning has stoked pollution over much of north India.
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ST. LOUIS – A certificate of inspection for the Missouri tourist boat that sank last month, killing 17 people, shows that it was on the lake at a time when the wind speed far exceeded allowable limits.
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No deaths were reported a day after Debbie smashed tourist resorts, flattened canefields and shut down coal mines in tropical Queensland state as a category four storm, one rung below the most dangerous wind speed level.
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The storm, referred to by Met Eireann as Ex-Hurricane Ophelia, or "Storm Ophelia," produced a 73 minute average wind speed of 57 miles per hour, with a gust to 84 miles per hour at Roches Point.
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The NWS Binghamton office said in a bulletin a survey team confirmed an EF-2 tornado with an estimated maximum wind speed of 130 mph occurred in the Wilkes-Barre Township on Wednesday night around 10 p.m.
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The software, built in Processing by Refik Anadol Studios, read one year's worth of wind data, then analyzed and visualized—using a particle engine and physics simulations—wind speed, gust patterns, direction, time/date, and air temperature.
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The cyclone "Vardah" is moving in from the Bay of Bengal and will landfall along and off Chennai on Monday afternoon with wind speed of 100 kmph, the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) said in its latest bulletin.
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The maximum sustained wind speed of the typhoon had slowed to about 120 miles per hour as it reached Luzon's shores, according to the national weather service, but gusts still reached up to 170 miles per hour.
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US Forecast for Thursday, January 2, 2020 _____ City/Town, State;Yesterday's High Temp (F);Yesterday's Low Temp (F);Today's High Temp (F);Today's Low Temp (F);Weather Condition;Wind Direction;Wind Speed (MPH);Humidity (%);Chance of Precip.
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Cyclone Debbie is expected to gather strength before making landfall in the northeast state early on Tuesday, with the Australian Bureau of Meteorology forecasting a category four storm, just one rung below the most dangerous wind speed level.
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The National Center for Atmospheric Research has a hurricane severity scale that factors in wind speed, hurricane size, and forward speed (whether it stalls or not) to rate the potential destructiveness of a storm 1-to-10 scale.
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Ninth graders, all children of local farmers, record rainfall, humidity, wind speed and the air temperature as part of a bigger project led by an international crop research institute to customize the village's farming to its water availability.
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A built-in "anemometer" that monitors wind speed will used to prevent water from blowing down to the street, according to the website, and the pool's heating system will use waste energy from the building's air conditioning system.
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A Category 1 storm can still be devastating, because the scale we use to categorize storms only takes into account one factor—wind speed—and when it comes to hurricanes there are many other factors to worry about.
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What they're doing: These radio enthusiasts have been using their hobby and expertise to help emergency responders, hospitals, and shelters communicate by sending important data about barometric pressure, damages, wind speed, and wind direction to help response efforts.
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Though the 80 mph wind speed is expected to be much lower than other hurricanes this season — Hurricane Irma's 185 mile per hour winds broke records — Nate is likely to still be dangerous because of the potential for flooding.
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The Poncho back-end clusters together zip codes where the weather feels the same, taking into account not just temperature but wind speed, chance of rain, and other factors to deliver accurate weather in the most fun way possible.
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To fire precisely from a helicopter, aerial snipers have to battle the aircraft's vibrations, determine wind speed and direction when the wind is whirling all around them, and take into consideration a dozen other things before taking the shot.
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They were wrong because the Saffir-Simpson scale, as the hurricane ranking system is known, only measures hurricane danger in terms of wind speed; it doesn't take excessive rainfall, storm surge, or the potential for river overflows into account.
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"Change in weather conditions by rain or higher wind speed helps dissipate peak pollution, but we continue to need strong emergency actions such as shutting power plants," said Anumita Roychowdhury of the Center for Science and Environment think-tank.
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After controlling for age, gender, population density, GDP per capita, and other factors—even humidity and wind speed—they found a "robust" connection between enjoying a balmy hometown temperature in childhood and being more agreeable and extraverted as an adult.
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The company recently said it had a new model for forecasting demand that uses data including wind speed and precipitation, and it's even hosting an upcoming academic workshop on new ideas for extracting information from data collected on riders and drivers.
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"UTCI takes into account ambient temperature, ambient humidity, solar radiation levels, wind speed, and combines it all with the level of clothing you'd expect someone to be wearing," says George Havenith, a British physiological researcher who helped develop the model.
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There's some digital IT stuff going on — lasers and other sensors detect wind speed and calculate the right angle for the blade; control software monitors performance — but for the most part, a wind turbine is just a big, clever mechanical machine.
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The key statistic that the National Hurricane Center reports in each of its advisories — and determines the storm's category on the Saffir-Simpson scale — is the "maximum sustained wind speed" at the surface (more precisely, 10 meters above the surface).
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A sharp drop in temperatures and wind speed, combined with vehicle and industrial emissions, dust from building sites and smoke from garbage burning has boosted pollution over much of north India, including New Delhi, home to more than 20 million.
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While Hurricane Nate is significantly weaker, particularly as measured by wind speed, than the monstrous Category 4 and 203 storms that have decimated areas such as Puerto Rico and the Florida Keys this season, it still poses life-threatening risks.
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If it does hit Florida as a Category 23 storm, it'll be the strongest hurricane to strike the Panhandle in history as well as the strongest in terms of wind speed to make landfall in the United States this year.
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The dynamic, 3D modeling technique is far more high-tech than the statistical method, which sees Indian meteorologists collect data on things like sea-surface temperatures, wind direction, and wind speed before comparing this information to historical records of rainfall.
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Then it does what would take weeks to figure out on your own: Outdoor Metrix will analyze your data by integrating as many factors as you choose (weather, moon phase, wind speed, etc.) to help you understand peak movement times, places, and conditions.
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But don't focus so much on the category number, which is determined solely by wind speed: It's the combination of wind, storm surge, rain, flooding, and even the possibility of tornadoes that are the biggest concern for much of the Florida peninsula.
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But despite the punishing temperatures, at least three hearty weather observers will be stationed at the Mount Washington Observatory, recording information about air temperature, wind speed, visibility and cloud cover at the summit every hour — manually, since extreme cold destroys most automatic equipment.
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Schiaparelli's main task will be to show the feasibility of the technologies required for a safe landing on Mars, but the rover is also equipped with instruments that will be used to measure wind speed, humidity, pressure, and temperature at the landing site.
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SYDNEY/PORT VILA, Vanuatu (Reuters) - A cyclone bearing down on New Caledonia in the South Pacific was upgraded on Monday to a category five storm, the most destructive wind-speed level, prompting local authorities to order people to stay indoors and take shelter.
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But in 2017, Peter Read, a physicist at the University of Oxford, and Roland Young, his postdoc at the time, made a wind speed map using data from the space probe Cassini, which swung past Jupiter in 2000 on its way to Saturn.
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On Valentine's day, February 210, the InSight lander detected a high of 63 degrees Fahrenheit (-26 degrees Celsius), a low of -2100 degrees Fahrenheit (-30 degrees Celsius), a top wind speed of 36.4 mph, and an average air pressure of 721.7 pascals.
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Here's what to expect in the coming days: Saturday: Dorian is barreling west in the Atlantic midday Saturday toward the US mainland, with sustained winds of 150 mph -- not far off Category 5 strength, with its wind-speed range starting at 157 mph.
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Belgium, which was hit by Storm Ciara on Sunday and raised its warning level, recorded a maximum wind speed of about 70 miles per hour at Middelkerke, a region in western Belgium, the country's meteorological office said in a statement on Monday.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Air quality in India's capital New Delhi plummeted to "severe" on Wednesday due to a drop in temperature and wind speed that trapped pollutants in the atmosphere, prompting health warnings from the government for the 12th time in two months.
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And sports that seem quiet can still demand a focus on subtle sounds and signals, like the whoosh of a breeze through branches alerting golfers and runners to wind speed or a creak in a joint that could warn of early injury.
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We found that wind speed of the immediate past storms tended to shape perceptions of hurricane strength far more than flooding idd — although, as Hurricane Harvey just demonstrated, low-speed, high-rain hurricanes can be at least as dangerous as storms with high wind velocity.
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The filing also reveals that the shuttles and drones, as they fly deliveries around, could function in a mesh network, relaying data to each other about weather, wind speed and routing, for example, or beaming e-book content down to readers on the ground.
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Using that study plus data from the University of Illinois, we built a model to predict hurricane relief funding received by every county in America from 1985 to 2004, based on each jurisdiction's typical exposure to disasters and the wind speed of each storm.
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"We experienced a fierce storm, with an unusually high wind speed, and as a result, 33 people died in Alwar, Dholpur and Bharatpur districts of Rajasthan," Hemant Gera, responsible for relief and disaster management in Rajasthan, told Reuters by phone from Jaipur, the state capital.
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The ability of the device to move is crucial for it to detect the source of a chemical strain in the air because it can measure diffusion across different locations and, after accounting for wind speed and air temperature, triangulate the point of origin.
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The maximum sustained wind speed of the typhoon slowed to about 120 miles per hour as it reached Luzon's shores, the national weather service of the Philippines reported, but the storm maintained its power to destroy, with gusts reaching as high as 200 m.p.h.
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The junior event, for players 22017 and under, was suspended for about two and a half hours because the wet-bulb globe temperature — which factors in air temperature, humidity, wind speed, sun angle and cloud cover — exceeded 22017 degrees Celsius on the outside courts.
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A: Warm Gulf of Mexico waters helped give the storm its power, and there was an absence of wind shears, meaning changes in wind speed and direction, whose presence in the atmosphere can disrupt the structure of a cyclonic storm and remove heat and moisture.
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It depends on two things — "wind speed," which is obvious enough once it's pointed out, and "sea swell," a surface state of water that dictates whether a boat can make landing at the bay in Hirta, the main island in the small archipelago of St. Kilda.
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Once researchers accounted for other factors that can influence air pollution exposure such as wind speed and direction, temperature, rain and humidity, they found that people with heart disease were more than twice as likely to be admitted to the hospital during haze periods than other times of year.
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The devices onboard the semi-submersible functioned properly, according to the paper, and the researchers were able to launch four rocketsondes to a maximum height of 1,230 meters (4,035 feet), receiving near real-time data on the air pressure and temperature as well as the wind speed and direction.
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As noted in the study, the average increase in wind speed during this phase is now roughly 13 mph (21 km/h) stronger than it was in the 1980s, increasing, on average, about 4.3 mph (7.5 km/h) over the course of each of the three decades studied.
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These categories refer to the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale — a 280 (least powerful) to 5 (most) scale used to measure the strength of a hurricane, based on wind speed: The projected force of Hurricane Matthew made me curious about the most powerful hurricanes to ever touch US soil.
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"A closer look at the shape of tree trunks, foliages, and wind unsteadiness leads to a more precise estimation of the absolute value of critical wind speed, found to be on the order of the maximal wind speeds expected on the Earth ( ≃50 m/s)," the paper concludes.
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On frigid winter mornings, when weather forecasters are trying to describe whether it's a hat-scarf-gloves day or if just a warm coat will do, they will take the temperature (T) and wind speed (V) and plug the numbers into a handy equation: WCT = 35.74 + 0.6215T – 215V21 + 21941TV216.
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Global Forecast as of 23:00 GMT Wednesday, January 1, 2020 _____ City/Town, Country;Wednesday's Weather Condition;Wednesday's High Temp (C);Wednesday's Low Temp (C);Thursday's Weather Condition;Thursday's High Temp (C);Thursday's Low Temp (C);Thursday's Wind Direction;Thursday's Wind Speed (KPH);Thursday's Humidity (%);Thursday's Chance of Precip.
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While I definitely don't need minute-by-minute updates on NFL scores, my resting heart rate, the time in Yangon, Myanmar, and the current wind speed in my zip code all at once, I guess I can appreciate that Apple has made all of that possible with a simple glance.
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Airbus has also created a new generation of Micro Electro Mechanical Systems (MEMS) microchips that were originally developed for the wings of its test aircraft and then adapted on board the Oracle boat to measure the wind speed and direction at all points on its almost 25-metre-high wing sail.
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According to Weather Channel meteorologist Jonathan Erdman, based on both estimated wind speed and surface pressure, Super Typhoon Jebi beats all other storms so far this year, including Super Typhoon Maria, which peaked at 160-mile per hour winds, and Cyclone Marcus, which peaked off West Australia in late March.
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And that means you also have to account for a whole planet's worth of data: temperature and pressure readings and wind-speed metrics, from as many places as you can manage, along with various annoying, fiddly things—like water vapor and solar radiation, or the presence of valleys and mountains.
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Two days after a 38-year-old man was killed by a crawler crane that collapsed onto a Lower Manhattan street as workers tried to secure it against accelerating winds, Mayor Bill de Blasio said New York City was lowering the wind-speed threshold at which such equipment must be shut down.
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They may develop weather or climate forecasts using computer modeling, measure temperature, atmospheric pressure, humidity, wind speed, dew point, and other properties of the atmosphere, create new instruments to help with their research, issue warnings about severe weather, or advice clients on risks or opportunities caused by weather events and climate change.
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Established in 1890, the program entails a benevolent network of citizen spies, who serve as the eyes, ears and noses of the federal government as they record high and low temperatures, wind speed and direction, rainfall, snowfall and other statistics on the nation's coasts, in the mountains, on the prairies and in between.
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The sensors make it easier to tell if the wing sails are set efficiently, as wind speed and direction can vary from the top to bottom of the 25-metre wing of the America's Cup boats - technology that could become standard in the marine leisure industry to replace less reliable wind instruments.
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In the air for hours at a time, Waddington's team helps build a vertical profile of the atmosphere near a storm by dropping data collection devices from the aircraft and collecting information about the temperature, humidity, pressure and wind speed at different elevations to be used in storm forecasts and tracking models.
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The results of the study, published in the June 2017 edition of Sports Engineering, the journal of the International Sports Engineering Association, found that the tree canopies (up to 30 meters, about 98 feet, high) around the 12th hole at Augusta National affect the average wind speed along the flight path of the ball.
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When wind shear and sea-surface temperatures keep the Atlantic's hurricane-generating region quiet, as they did between 1970 and 1992, those storms which do appear are two to three times more likely to intensify rapidly (defined as gaining 15 knots of wind speed in six hours) when they are near the coast than is the case during active periods.
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Here's a look at the projected path of Hurricane Matthew, compared with several other storms: 23: HURRICANE JEANNE US landfall location: Near Port St. Lucie, Florida Wind speed when it made landfall in the United States: 24 mph (Category 240) US deaths: 5 US damage: $7.66 billion How it compares to Matthew: Hurricane Jeanne made landfall between West Palm Beach and Melbourne, Florida.
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With these considerations in mind, researchers at Colorado State University, including the authors of this piece, developed a Hurricane Impact Level (HIL) ranking system to categorize storms, from zero to five, by ranges of anticipated economic damage -- accounting for where a storm is to make landfall, its forecasted wind speed, storm surge, and rainfall total through the use of artificial intelligence.
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If you think you've experienced bad turbulence, you've never flown into a hurricane—which bounces the plane around with such violence that the crew spends a good amount of time in zero G. All the while, very expensive and well-designed instruments are measuring things like wind speed and humidity, while Doppler radar takes what is essentially a flying CT scan of the hurricane.
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