Having cleared the disruptive landmass of Jamaica, Hurricane Gustav entered a period of sustained intensification.
While a UNICEF initiative aims to help get children back into school in Haiti as the new school year begins, the effects of the hurricane may be disruptive.
Such images could help meteorologists develop more accurate forecasts and warnings for hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, and disruptive solar disturbances.
Many of us still do, and many are distressed with the disruptive weather patterns, increasing number of hurricanes, unusual extremes in temperature, etc.
The second-year graduate design studio syllabus listed the L train shutdown in 2019 as a "disruptive event," analogous to the 2003 blackout, and Hurricane Sandy, the 2012 storm and a primary reason for the L train's shutdown.
"A HURRICANE in the Gulf of Mexico would have been more disruptive than the fall of Enron".
In the U.S., the top overall searches followed a similar pattern, with a few other disruptive moments thrown in the mix, including the elections results, Hurricane Florence and Mega Millions results.
"When you have disruptive events like this — such as SARS, or H1N1, or hurricanes, it tends to really hurt demand," Mr. Seaney said.
It did not seem conceivable then that a 100-year flood would occur during Hurricane Irene last year — before the museum's opening day — and that a second disruptive storm would pass through 14 months later.
Were the hurricane expected to hit at the same time next week, it would almost certainly be profoundly disruptive to the election.
