Because fierce is fierce is fierce is fierce is fierce is fierce".
Heavier rainfall, fiercer storms and intensifying droughts are likely to strike the world in the coming decades as climate change takes effect, the world's leading climate scientists said on Friday.
On September 28 , 2008 five large wind turbines (WTs) located in the Changhua Coastal Industrial Park in Taichung sustained blade damage from fierce winds and heavy rainfall brought by Typhoon Jangmi.
The report confirms that manmade global warming pollution has caused an increased frequency of heat waves, droughts, severe rainfall, and fierce hurricanes, and that there is a 90percentt likelihood that the frequency and intensity of such extreme weather events will continue to accelerate unless immediate action is taken to slow global warming pollution.
The Bloomberg administration on Monday issued new warnings about New York City's vulnerability to climate change, offering updated data to encourage businesses, residents and perhaps even future mayors to better prepare against hotter weather, fiercer storms and increased rainfall.
The fire showed in dramatic fashion how the region's record dry conditions and lack of rainfall can quickly combine with fierce Santa Ana winds to produce widespread havoc.
The 511th PIR advanced overland with two battalions abreast and the third in reserve, but progress proved slow in the face of fierce Japanese resistance, a lack of mapped trails, and heavy rainfall (with more than twenty-three inches (60 cm) falling in November alone).
In the next day, a rare and fierce tropical storm will move inland off the Arabian Sea, likely dumping three to four years' worth of annual rainfall on the war torn country of Yemen.
The competition is fierce.
