The summer of 2006 has not been a volatile storm season to date, especially compared with last year, when Hurricane Katrina brought devastation to New Orleans and other areas along the Gulf Coast in late August.
Whatever the efficacy of that strategy, there was an overriding sense among many advocates ahead of Obama's victory last night that Hurricane Sandy and the volatile storm she ultimately became could prove galvanizing all on its own -- even for a divided Congress.
For more than four hours, as he talks of other things, he conducts a running commentary about the wildlife that passes through - the blue tits, the jays, the swallows; the foxes and badgers and deer - about his cherry tree, his crabapple, his dying cypress; and about the volatile, storm-threatening sky.
But experts say that even less volatile storms in the future will cause widespread damage to Houston.
He wanted to build one on the Irish coast of County Clare – a 13ft high structure erected to protect his luxury golf resort, the Trump International Golf Links and Hotel, from increasingly volatile storms and rising sea levels.
Despite signs that we may be finally clambering out of recession, we remain in the eye of a volatile economic storm, brought about by excessive faith in the economic orthodoxies of neoliberalism.
Since the first Soviet tokamaks, the plasma's volatile magnetic storms and turbulence are far better understood — one physicist described them to me as swirls within swirls within swirls — but they remain a perplexing scientific frontier.
Since the first Soviet tokamaks, the plasma's volatile magnetic storms and turbulence are far better understood one physicist described them to me as swirls within swirls within swirls but they remain a perplexing scientific frontier.
Weather, especially during the summer peak months is very volatile and storms can sweep in at any time.
Since 2000 we have had 11 of the 13 warmest years in 132 years and the patterns of global warming that scientists warned about – such as more droughts, sudden downpours, more widespread wildfires, volatile heat, violent storms and more frequent heatwaves – are all here now.
Passengers apparently like to keep track of potential storms at sea (www.weather.com), as well as a volatile stock market, and any tempests that might be brewing back home.
