Sentence examples for intensity of hurricanes from inspiring English sources

He painted a bleak picture of Earth's future, warning that rising levels of carbon dioxide could have calamitous effects, such as increased intensity of hurricanes, more intense droughts, and the drowning of coastal cities.

What we are seeing is a modest increase in the intensity of hurricanes.

In general, climate scientists predict that climbing CO2 levels will lead to an increase in the intensity of hurricanes, though not in hurricane frequency.

The next task is to safeguard livelihoods, especially since many scientists predict that climate change is likely to increase the frequency and intensity of hurricanes.

That has been especially true since 1995 when, after a quiet three decades, the frequency and intensity of hurricanes in the Atlantic picked up.

That would mean that it has a chance to bolster the number and intensity of hurricanes during the upcoming Atlantic season, as it did last year.

The intensity of hurricane disturbance also had a strong influence on affected communities, but was not found to promote exotics.

We aim to predict the degree of income inequality based on the intensity of hurricane economic damage and other economic and demographic variables.

By introducing fragility modeling, a variety of design options can be considered consisting of either raising the elevation of the bridge or strengthening the structure itself in order to obtain the desired probability of failure for a specific intensity of hurricane surge and waves.

One of the large-scale factors that has contributed to a greater intensity of hurricane seasons in recent years is a warm phase of the Atlantic multidecadal oscillation.

2005's Hurricane Dennis blew warm water behind it, contributing to the unprecedented intensity of Hurricane Emily, which followed it closely.