Sentence examples for typhoon weather from inspiring English sources

Airline representative Phoebe Lu told the Associated Press news agency that TransAsia suspected that typhoon weather had caused the crash but was awaiting the results of the investigation.

"Many people were questioning why the plane took off in typhoon weather... according to my understanding the meteorology data showed that it met the aviation safety requirements," Mr Yeh said.

Lai (2011) found that two outbreaks of dengue and increasing vector population in Kaohsiung, Taiwan in 2002 and 2005 were exacerbated by hot and wet climate conditions caused by warm sea surface temperatures and typhoon weather patterns [ 48].

But being located outdoors, electric power transmission facilities are subject to the design limit loading in a strong wind, which, in most cases, is based on typhoon-weather conditions.

The Kii Peninsula is located directly in the path of typhoons and weather fronts that bring the baiu ("rainy season") and is therefore one of the wettest areas of Japan.

Bandai originally planned to deconstruct the big guy today, but postponed all work for a couple days due to bad weather (typhoons can get pretty nasty over here).

As for his specialty, Takahasi said that although many lessons have been learned in watershed management, new challenges are emerging as global warming leads to changing rainfall patterns, more powerful typhoons, and other weather anomalies.

At Woburn they are named "Tempest", "Typhoon" and "Tornado", not weather phenomena that are common in Bedfordshire.

The crews may have run into extreme weather, a typhoon perhaps.

We have received no climate finance to adapt or to prepare ourselves for typhoons and other extreme weather we are now experiencing.

They think the American economy is insulated enough (self-sufficient enough?) to weather any typhoons caused by an earthquake in the Chinese economy.