Sentence examples for forecasts of storm from inspiring English sources

Despite Noah-like forecasts of storm and deluge, conditions until late Saturday were outstanding.

The user may view 6- to 7-day forecasts of storm surges in Singapore Strait from time-series plots of storm surges and sea levels, and two-dimensional forecast maps.

Figure  4 shows the 5 year mean HURDAT2 observations of tropical storms [ Landsea and Franklin, 2013] since 1960 along with the hindcasts and forecasts of storm counts from the grand ensemble.

Amid forecasts of storms in the area from the late afternoon, the demonstrators were also urged to attend at 5pm even through potential downpours: "Officer Wilson has endured a lot more than rain," the organisers said.

Despite the evolution of the numerical hydrodynamic models, hardware performance and computer technologies the accurate forecasting of storm surges and decision support for gates maneuvering is still an important issue.

Experiments conducted in the framework of the "Storm Surge for Venice" (eSurge-Venice) project, funded by the European Space Agency Data User Element program, were aimed to improve the operational forecasting of storm surge in the Northern Adriatic Sea by using satellite observations.

There are several elements to tropical cyclone forecasting: track forecasting, intensity forecasting, rainfall forecasting, storm surge, and tornado forecasting.

Coming amid weeks of wet conditions, the mission should help improve the forecasting of storms and flooding.

The technique could be ideal for microscale forecasting of storms near airports, for instance, says atmospheric scientist Randolph Ware of the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colorado.

Accurate forecasts of the storm's location and intensity enabled thorough preparations; nevertheless when the massive storm made landfall on the Yucatán Peninsula as a catastrophic Category 5 hurricane on the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale it damaged thousands of homes.

Rush Limbaugh had a typically unique take on the threat of Tropical Storm Isaac during his Monday show, appearing to suggest that the Obama administration had tampered with the forecasts of the storm to hurt the Republicans.