Keep in mind that the center line is not necessarily the final path, and the reach of potent winds and rain extends over thousands of square miles.
A similar problem arose here in San Dimas, about 20 miles east of downtown Los Angeles, and adjoining towns, where the huge forest was obscured by so much smoke that, without potent winds to move it aloft, helicopters and fixed-wing water tankers were unable to carry out as many water drops as were wanted.
Chia-Ying Chia-Ying Leecher at Columbia Univeresearcherternational ResearColumbia Universityimate and Society, told Climate Central in an email that Haiyan's moderate forward speed has prevented International Research Institute forn waters that its potent winds are stirring up from deep below the oClimate and Societych would have weakened toldstorm.
Just a few days ago, it seemed possible that the spate of infections could be traced to a handful of anthrax-laced letters, in particular a remarkably potent one that wound its way from New Jersey to a Washington mail collection center and then, finally, to the office of Tom Daschle, the Senate Democratic leader.
Nonetheless, Newton never forgets his desire to reunite with his family no matter the score -- a potent emotion that wound its way into later films like Steven Spielberg's iconic masterpiece, "E.T".
Everett's potent narrative has soon wound itself into a tight, painful ball, dread and fear counterpointed by a growing romance between Hunt and a nearby spinster.
Pounding surf, driving winds, and a potent storm surge transformed the marshes by picking apart mats of dead grass, stirring up and disbursing soft underlying sediments, scouring several new channels, and depositing leftover sediment and debris in new areas.
It is this diffuse but potent supernaturalism that appears in The Wind in the Willows in one strange, unsettling chapter, "The Piper at the Gates of Dawn".
Ryan McAdams, the ensemble's accomplished young music director, led a taut, dynamic account, with potent brasses, sumptuous strings and expressive winds doing work equal to that of most professional ensembles.
