Sentence examples for diameter of storm from inspiring English sources

Low-register pipes approach the diameter of storm drains.

He claimed that Gustav was a 900-mile-wide "mother of all storms" when in fact the National Hurricane Centre reported that Gustav's diameter of tropical storm force was about 320 miles across, about 80% as wide as the 440-mile-wide region of tropical-storm-force winds that Hurricane Katrina had at landfall).

Hurricane-force winds were measured in Guayama for 18 hours; since the storm is estimated to have been moving at 13 mph (21 km/h), the diameter of the storm's hurricane winds was estimated very roughly to be 234 miles (376 km).

A pressure drop of 100 millibars across the diameter of the storm causes the sea surface under the eye to rise about 1 metre (3 feet).

Factors like the diameter of the storm, the speed with which it passes though the region (faster is better) and whether it strikes at high or low tide can have a profound effect on damage to life and property.

Around the time of peak intensity, Greta was an extraordinarily large hurricane, with the gale-diameter of the storm extending roughly 1,200 mi (1,930 km).

Most people are familiar with Jupiter's swirling spot, a storm three times the diameter of Earth.

Representative STORM images are displayed along with projection histograms of STORM localizations quantified across several regions.

(A ) Widefield imaging of STORM labeled abNup358 and impβ.

Reports at landfall indicate that the storm was small, spanning a diameter of only 40 mile.

By the afternoon hours, tropical storm-force winds extended up to 155 mile from the center of the storm, with a maximum gale diameter of 300 mile.