Sentence examples for inland wind from inspiring English sources

As the months go by, as unseasonal rain and snow take their toll, with hurricanes "reaching a hundred miles inland, wind speeds we've never seen," Ovid is riled into an on-air diatribe by a wonderfully smug TV reporter.

The annual natural wind energies at 70 m A.G.L. lie between 333 and 377 W/m2 for Dakhla South and Kharga stations, respectively, which is similar to the inland wind potential of Vindeby (Denmark) and some European countries.

Inland wind speeds were predicted to exceed 50mph.

Large waves were also expected, while inland wind gusts of 50mph to 60mph are likely.

The coastal wind electricity generation systems produced less GHGs than the inland wind electricity generation systems [25].

In Spain, with some exceptions, there has been little opposition to the installation of inland wind parks.

But a band of rain will sweep westwards across the country on Saturday along with inland winds of about 55mph, rising to 65mph in coastal areas.

Further inland, winds caused infrastructural and agricultural damage.

Further inland, winds reached 147 km/h (91 mph) at Shanghai, the highest wind gust on record in the city.

This model revealed that Nilotic-sourced littoral sand, intermittently transported inland by wind, has either been lithified into aeolianite or pedogenized into orange brown palaeosol from about 100 ka to 8 ka.

Here's a fresh view showing how computer simulations are converging on a disastrous trajectory for Hurricane Irene, which is almost assuredly bound for the densely populated corridor from Washington, D.C., through New York City: The threats range from severe storm surge along coasts to deluges and flash flooding inland and wind damage everywhere.