Sentence examples for extent of storms from inspiring English sources

The science of storm and tornado assessment relies on complex radar information and computer modeling, but witness accounts and painstaking inspections are equally important to create detailed maps of the path and extent of storms.

For example, while atmospheric thermodynamics may suffice to explain the formation of clouds, it fails to provide a solid framework for accurate deterministic predictions of the intensity and spatial extent of storms.

The propagation and inundation extent of storm waves were simulated over a period of 4 h.

To achieve this goal, the remote sensing data using Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer satellite (MODIS) as well as model-simulated data, were used, which facilitate tracking the sources, routes, and spatial extent of dust storms.

Deep convection around the eye warmed slightly and a combination of dry air and wind shear restrained the extent of the storms' outflow to the west.

A typical vertical extent of Jovian storms is about 100 km; as they extend from a pressure level of about 5 7 bar, where the base of a hypothetical water cloud layer is located, to as high as 0.2 0.5 bar.

The nearest big city, Manzanillo, was outside the extent of the storm's hurricane-force winds.

The extent of the storm was just two miles in length and one in breadth.

A walk along the shoreline showed the extent of the storm damage.

The extent of the storm's destructiveness is becoming clear in statistics that have been released in recent days.

John Fernandez, an architecture professor at M.I.T. who examined all four of the complexes, has suggested that the extent of the storm's damage has been overstated.