Short-term morphodynamic variations at the site are caused by the alternations of tides and waves, while intermediate morphodynamic variations are controlled by the multi-decadal shifting of river stem channel and stormy climates.
Give credit, then, to the city's leaders for making long-term preparations for a warmer, stormier climate.
With only 10 years of ciguatera call data, we could not estimate the effect of climate change (i.e., a warmer, stormier climate) on ciguatera incidence.
Despite the increased risks of crossing the border, United States population estimates show that the northward flow continued to surge, and experts said the immigrant laborers had proved themselves resistant to a stormy economic climate.
Mr. Cuomo's announcement brought cheers from the Starrett tenants at the event — part news conference, part rally — at St . Lawrenceparish hall and added to an already stormy political climate that could scare away Mr. Bistricer's lenders, even if the court order is not enough to kill the deal.
The titles of the two long tracks – Knuckle Cracking Party and Chunk of Lung – give you the idea, but it's often more harmonious than it suggests, and Nilssen-Love's feel for a deep groove never deserts him, however stormy the climate around him.
From "It was a dark and stormy night" to climate-change fiction, novelists have used the weather as a symbol and a warning.
Writers in the Storm: "From 'It was a dark and stormy night' to climate-change fiction, novelists have used the weather as a symbol and a warning".
When the climate is stormy (the mayor threatening to blow up the school system), it is known as "Heaven" or "The Penthouse"; mostly, it's called "The Exile".
