Sentence examples for landfall from from inspiring English sources

Up to the end of May, most of the oil making landfall from the Deepwater Horizon disaster was in Louisiana.

Interestingly enough, the tally is rather close to the forecast estimate before landfall from the University of Michigan.

As the first Caribbean landfall from Europe and Africa, Barbados has functioned since the late 17th century as a major link between western Europe (mainly Great Britain), eastern Caribbean territories, and parts of the South American mainland.

Officials in Orissa and the northern part of the adjoining Andhra Pradesh state, scrambled Friday to evacuate thousands of people from the coastline as a major cyclone headed for landfall from the Bay of Bengal.

Oil making landfall from the leaking deepwater well in the Gulf of Mexico has ranged from scattered tarballs to heavy liquid washing ashore in Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida.

However, a number of models early Friday suggested the storm would pass over Florida's spine and into interior Georgia, such that there would be no second landfall from Irma along the Southeast coast.

In Central America and Mexico, hurricane landfalls from the Eastern Pacific and Atlantic Ocean bring intense rainfall, winds, and storm surges that cause devastating floods and landslides.

After pummeling Haiti, Cuba and other parts of the Caribbean, the storm refueled in the gulf and headed toward landfall somewhere from Corpus Christi northeastward to Galveston.

You can study their projected track, clock their wind speed, and predict the time of landfall — all from the comfort of your den.

His post this morning solidifies his concern: Irene may make secondary landfall anywhere from New Jersey to Long Island and the southern New England coastline.

The highest winds were clocked at 120 miles an hour near the wall of the hurricane's eye when it made landfall, dropping from 145 m.p.h. earlier in the morning.