Sentence examples for maritime storms from inspiring English sources

As one of the most sensitive and vulnerable systems, coastal zones' areas of concern include sea level rise, land loss, the frequency of maritime storms, flooding and responses to sea level rise (Rubinoff et al. 2008; Woodruff et al. 2013).

Receiving a warning of increasing wind velocities, maritime storms and increasing waves saves lives.

Despite the hurricane's rapid movement through the Canadian Maritimes, the storm still produced heavy rainfall.

Accelerating along the leading edge of a trough over the Canadian Maritimes, the storm intensified within a baroclinic zone as it neared Newfoundland.

The area has a maritime climate, with many storms, and mostly overcast skies.

The Ruysdael is flanked by other maritime scenes, including a storm-tossed nightscape by his nephew Jacob van Ruisdael and a small, tonal painting of peasants skating on a frozen canal by Jan Josefsz.

The late season storm surprised maritime interests, and two barges broke free from towing vessels.

His hair is longer than usual, and he has thick stubble - both for his next film, the real-life maritime disaster movie The Perfect Storm.

Most of this ends up in landfills or waste pits, but a 1970s National Academy of Sciences study estimated that 0.1% of all plastic washes into the oceans from land, carried by rivers, floods, or storms, or dumped by maritime vessels.

Overall impact was minor; there were no reported power outages, deaths, injuries, or maritime emergencies in association with the storm.

When losses occurred, and they did during the early days of maritime trade before advanced navigation and storm tracking and during the golden days of piracy (and through the occasional wars), Lloyd's underwriters picked up the financial obligations of the doomed shipping houses, making them and their debtors whole.