Sentence examples for storms per year from inspiring English sources

These results are decreased by 10% by sampling seven storms per year.

Sampling three storms per year allows a 20% trend to be detected in mass emissions or concentration over five years.

What does the science say?: While scientists think that climate change makes hurricanes rainier and more intense, the jury is still out about what effect it will have on the number of storms per year.

The abrupt western Caribbean TC decrease at ~1870 may reflect a shift to more northerly recurving tracks47 for one or two Cape Verde storms per year that had previously impacted the Yok Balum Cave site, a scenario supported by contemporaneous TC activity increases at more northeasterly sites such as Bermuda and Florida27 (Fig. 2).

The YOK-GTC count peaks at approximately eight storms per year during the 17th Century (1σ = ±1.2) after which it decreases steadily until ~1870, when an abrupt decrease (from ~four to ~two storms annually) occurs, followed by muted TC frequency and variability (1σ = ±0.6) (Fig. 1a).

Over the study period, a total of 8451 severe spring dust storms were observed at the 23 ground stations, with an average of 156.5 severe spring dust storms per year.

An additional storm per year is likely missing prior to the advent of new technologies.

A significant (p < 0.01) linearly decreasing trend of annual spring dust storms indicates a decrease of 2.99 severe spring dust storm events per year from 1954 to 2007.

This is the case for the 1976/1977 drought, where in a basin with an average of 14 large storms per water year (defined as the top 5% of daily total precipitation from 1910 to 2017), 1978 had 22 large storms, exceeding normal large storm conditions by 151%.

The keraunic level is the number of storm days per year.

The fatigue tests of the butt-welded joint involved a variable amplitude spectrum consisting of three storm sequences per year.