Events that disrupted the native vegetation cover in the headwaters also modulated patterns of sediment dispersal and accumulation in other parts of the fluvial system and caused rapid, storm-driven infilling of the Poverty Bay Flats.
Then there were Lewis and Clark, who set out in 1805 to fight their way across North America by canoe, surviving rapids, storms and hostile natives.
The erosion of the soft rocks of the bay is most rapid during storms, when material eroded just behind the line of breakers is thrown by the waves farther up the beach; in this way a series of ridges may mark a succession of storms, particularly where the beach material is mainly pebbles.
Over the past 2 years, rapid post-storm deployment of UAV surveying has been successfully integrated into an established coastal monitoring program spanning 4 decades at Narrabeen Beach, Australia.
CMEs, which are more common during solar maximum, typically cause stronger, shorter duration storms with more rapid variations, whereas storms caused by CIRs are slower and calmer.
Intensification was rather rapid upon the storm's reformation – the depression reached tropical storm status on August 20 and then typhoon intensity two days later.
A large number of observational and theoretical studies have investigated physical processes that can explain the storm rapid recovery.
In order to examine the flow-out effects on the storm rapid recovery, we extend Burton's empirical model by adding a new term that represents a change in the solar wind density.
We chose Δt r from 10 to 20 h with 1-h increment for the November 2004 event because it is apparent that a >10-h time lag is needed for the solar wind density decrease to account for the storm rapid recovery.
