The phrase "and changes in storm" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in a context discussing weather patterns or environmental changes, but it needs more context to be meaningful.
Example: "The report highlighted the effects of climate change, including rising temperatures and changes in storm patterns."
Alternatives: "and variations in storms" or "and shifts in storm behavior".
"A legal framework that requires regular reporting to the government about both the quality of the infrastructure and possible changes in storm conditions ensures that politicians are informed about any deficiencies," he says.
This research examined how groundwater mounding responded to three spatial arrangements of bioretention basins, from separated units to clustered units to single units, and changes in hydraulic conductivity, storm intensity, and antecedent recharge, for 28 sub-watersheds in an 8-ha Syracuse, New York, sewershed with 43% impervious cover.
Coral reefs are likely to experience adverse effects from a range of climate change related events such as increases in seawater temperature, sea-level rise, changes in storm patterns and coastal currents, changes in rainfall patterns, and additional pressures from nearby cities and settlements (Watson et al. 1996).
Concerning storm-related mortality and injury, most respondents noted that expected changes in storm climate due to climate change are relatively small and highly uncertain, and data is lacking on the effects on mortality and injury.
Our comparison illustrates that using a constant imperviousness value for urban classes over time, a method used in numerous studies and models, leads to inaccurate estimation of temporal changes in storm water runoff.
Mr. Reiff argued in court that weather reports about the coming storm, and changes in wind direction and speed over a period of at least 20 minutes before the accident, should have alerted the lifeguards to the possibility of danger.
The traditional monitoring provided a basis for evaluating the changes in storm runoff volume, storm hydrograph peak and storm-period sediment load and mean suspended sediment concentration.
The researchers also examined whether the recovery was sufficient to make the protected areas more resilient to storms and changes in temperature, but the results were not statistically significant.Dr Worm reckons that, the way things are going, commercial fish stocks will collapse completely by 2048.
Understanding the discharge capacity of channels and changes in hydraulic properties during large storms is essential for prediction of flash floods.
This paper investigates changes in storm runoff resulting from the transformation of previously rural landscapes into peri-urban areas.
