Surprisingly, however, only rarely has sediment production (either as a consequence of storm-initiated landsliding (Dymond et al. 2006 a,h or by other processes such as slope-wash erosion (Marden et al. 2006, 2007) been quantified for areas of exotic forest cutover.
More than 50 skips still line Warwick Road in Carlisle, crammed full of sofas, fridges, carpets and sundry household detritus, a desolate reminder of the day in early December when the thoroughfare served as a waterway for evacuees fleeing the consequences of Storm Desmond.
Since Aug. 26, more than 7.4 million barrels of oil, or 1.3percentt of the gulf's yearly production, has not been produced as a consequence of the storm.
Rain will also be a potentially devastating consequence of the storm with between eight and 12 inches of expected across a wide area.
According to the Philippine government only 151 people have so far died as a consequence of the storm but more than 330,900 people were displaced and 4.3 million "affected" by the typhoon in 36 provinces, the UN said.
But Dickson's story illustrates what some say has been an unforeseen consequence of the storm's aftermath: the disaster has energized the student body and unified the community around athletics in a way rarely seen in the university's 174-year history.
Another consequence of the storm that still hasn't resolved itself: The gas shortage.
About 100 families required evacuation in the municipalities of Orizatlán and Tlanchinol as a consequence of the storm.
As Hurricane Sandy began to bear down on New York City this past October, I reported on an overlooked and potentially very real future consequence of the storm: city rats flooded from their underground residences could begin infesting more human homes and businesses.
SIRS is a consequence of cytokine storm, so we evaluated the levels of serum cytokines by CBA in HCs and in the patients with H7N9 influenza at the time of admission.
Articles about the economic and financial consequences of the storm are in Business Day.
