Sentence examples for typhoon passed from inspiring English sources

NDVI decrease associated with typhoon Herb was only 0.03 (0.93–0.90), at a site in northeastern Taiwan, despite the fact that the typhoon passed directly over northeastern Taiwan.

Around midday (03 00 GMT), the typhoon passed close to Fukushima, where contaminated water used to cool reactor cores is being stored in temporary tanks.

The salinity in the mixed layer was relatively high on 13 July 2011, before the typhoon passed, but decreased during and after the passage of the typhoon (after July 17), when heavy precipitation occurred.

The analysis period is the period during which the typhoon passed over the area monitored by the profiling floats (Figure 1), and the maximum amount of sea surface cooling, which ranged from 0.8°C to 4.3°C (Table 1), was defined as the difference between the maximum and minimum water temperature at a depth of 5 m during each analysis period.

As they reported that year at a meeting (Science, 23 December 2005, p. 1899), they soon began to notice that slippage on the fault over hours to days that was recorded as changing strain--that is, slow earthquakes--often coincided with a drop in atmospheric pressure as a typhoon passed over.

The following day, the intensifying typhoon passed 165 km southwest of Okinawa.

In fact, the vertical water temperature and salinity profiles we found demonstrate that the mixed layer, determined from both the water temperature and the salinity, becomes deeper almost the entire time that a typhoon passes over.

Prior to the typhoon passing through the Marshall Islands, several hundred residents on the island of Ebeye fled to safer structures.

No typhoons passed through the area, though, so what happened?

In fact, Figure 2 shows that the water on the right-hand side of the tracks of some of the typhoons was much colder than the water on the left-hand side before the typhoons passed, which is confirmed by Figures 6 and 7.

There have been descriptions of grueling heat from the ancient Egyptians to accounts of great typhoons passed down by the ancient Greeks.