Sentence examples for intense cyclones from inspiring English sources

The threat to coral reefs from more intense cyclones under climate change.

It's not unusual for intense cyclones to develop in this part of the world in March.

Basic thermodynamics means that a warmer atmosphere, all other things being equal, makes more intense cyclones possible," said Allen.

Furthermore, these patterns are seasonally dependent, with more intense cyclones and colder air prevailing in winter but with a higher incidence of thunderstorms common in spring and summer.

"Children and families are struggling to cope with one of the worst El Niño cycles ever recorded, with more frequent and intense cyclones expected in 2016," Unicef said, warning of further malnutrition and crop failures.

Intense tropical storminess over the west Pacific warm pool — including the Madden Julian Oscillation (MJO) and typhoons — serve as precursor events for intense cyclones arriving along the U.S. West Coast (and even traversing the entire continent).

The deadliest and most intense cyclone of the season was Severe Cyclonic Storm Ten, which killed 14,174 in East Pakistan in early November.

Rising sea levels and warmer sea-surface temperatures result in greater moisture in the air and contribute to more intense cyclone and typhoon seasons.

But if another intense cyclone hits – and since the 80s, cyclones in the Bay of Bengal have increased in number, often developing into hurricane-force storms – taking shelter in a multipurpose shelter may not be enough.

A dramatic dip indicates an intense cyclone, and in parts of Colorado and Kansas, the surface of this "atmospheric whirlpool" has dipped closer to the ground there than during any such system in the past.

Chan's research showed a clear effect of the ENSO phenomenon on intense cyclone activities in the North West Pacific Ocean.