Sentence examples for intensification of winds from inspiring English sources
The intensification of winds in this quadrant is due to the additive effect of winds from the atmospheric flow in which the storm is embedded.
An eyewall replacement cycle disrupted the intensification of maximum winds for about 18 hours, but almost doubled the radius of the storm.
This adaptation may have been a response to climatic change and range contraction/fragmentation occurring 2.5 Ma following a marked intensification of monsoon winds affecting rainfall patterns in the region [ 58].
Due to generally favorable conditions, including warm waters and light to moderate wind shear, the NHC predicted steady intensification to winds of at least 65 mph (100 km/h).
The reason for this is not certain, but considering that the loess paleosol sequence in the CLP was derived primarily from the Tennger Desert during interglacials and from the Monglian Gobi Desert during glacials (Sun et al. 2008a), intensification of EAWM wind system during glacials after 1.2 Ma is one possible cause for this change.
When the tropical storm reached hurricane strength, it entered a phase of rapid intensification, reaching winds of about, making it a category four hurricane.
The main effects of the climate change are as follows: high and long lasting temperatures during summer, precipitation pattern change, intensification of the local winds.
This drying appears to be an atmospheric response to cooling ocean temperatures, which may reflect changes in tropical ocean circulation, the intensification of Indian Monsoon winds or perhaps other changes associated with Pliocene cooling.
Regional warming caused by intensification of the westerly winds has reduced seasonal sea ice and even led to ice shelf collapse along the eastern edge of the Antarctic Peninsula [28], [29].
Not all the deep convective events within the 22-km radius led to significant intensification of axisymmetric tangential wind (Fig. 5).
The large errors in intensity forecasts were blamed on the rapid intensification of the hurricane to winds and the unsteady weakening after reaching peak intensity.
