Sentence examples for cyclone storm from inspiring English sources

UPDATE 5/10, 10 30 p.m.: An op-ed piece by Amitav Gosh and my Week in Review story on the dangers of deltas both explore how some countries, in particular Mauritius and Bangladesh, have found ways to greatly cut vulnerability from cyclone storm surges.

The majority of risk assessments of tropical cyclone storm surge and inundations are based on the generation of synthetic times series from short historical records.

Due to its exposure to natural hazards like flood, cyclone, storm surge, and saline water intrusion, Barisal had always failed to attract entrepreneurs to invest on its economic sectors.

In general, these storms originate from large extra-tropical Mediterranean or Atlantic winter cyclones, but tropical-like cyclone storm systems crossing the Ionian Sea are reported (e.g., Emanuel, 2005; Barbano et al., 2010).

The generation and use of synthetic time series, particularly those based on short historical records, have formed the basis for the majority of risk assessments of tropical cyclone storm surge.

However, unlike most tropical cyclone storm surge, extra-tropical storms can cause higher water levels across a large area for longer periods of time, depending on the system.

Storm surges are primarily caused by strong winds pushing on the water surface and low atmospheric pressure associated with cyclone storms, causing the water to pile up above normal levels (Feng 1982).

They have a new school coming together, bringing with it many changes in school life as well as a wave of security not felt since the deadly Nargis cyclone stormed through Myanmar a year ago May.

Elsewhere this is called a tropical cyclone, severe tropical cyclone, or severe cyclonic storm.

Due to the high intensity of tropical cyclones, storm surges can generally bring about dramatic changes in sea level.

Many small island states are particularly vulnerable to tropical cyclones, storm surges, flooding, and drought.