Hurricanes Chapter 16 Hurricane CrossSection eye wall Hurricane
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Hurricanes! (Chapter 16)
Hurricane Cross-Section
eye wall Hurricane Cross-Section eye
Hurricane Katrina’s Eye Wall
Hurricane Katrina Rain Rate Estimates
Hurricane Dora Wind Speed and Direction
Progression of Tropical Events 1. Easterly Wave (Tropical Disturbance) 2. Tropical Depression 3. Tropical Storm 4. Hurricane 10 -25% 50 -60%
Easterly Wave low pressure trough moving east to west
Tropical Storm Hurricane Tropical Disturbance
Regional Hurricane Names and Typical Tracks
Tropical Cyclones and Sea-Surface Temperatures Tropical Cyclone Fixes 80°F Water Temperature June/July August September
Atlantic Hurricane Frequency by Date
Hurricane Georges
Atlantic Basin Hurricane Satellite Loops 2005 season https: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=v. B_K e. Km. MOYA (start at 3: 30) 2010 season http: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=ual 22 z n. KM 10&feature=related (Igor, 2: 40)
Regional Hurricane Names and Typical Tracks H H
GLOBAL TROPICAL CYCLONES 1985– 2005
COASTAL HURRICANE VULNERABILITY > 50 years between landfall < 20 years # years between hurricanes # years between major hurricanes
Damage • Wind • Tornadoes • Flooding Storm Surge
Hurricane Storm Surge
# U. S. Landfalling Hurricanes, 1901– 2013 1935 Florida Keys 1969 Camille (Biloxi) 1992 Andrew (Miami)
% Rainfall (May-Nov) from Tropical Cyclones Knight and Davis, 2007
ANNUAL NUMBER OF NORTH ATLANTIC TROPICAL CYCLONES When do the storm counts become reliable?
Global Hurricanes: 1971– 2017
Hurricane Development Factors • High Water Temperatures • Unstable lower atmosphere Cool up • Moisture convergence at surface Warm L • Lack of vertical wind shear up Wind
Deadliest U. S. Hurricanes, 1880– 2010 (Blake et al. , 2011)
Costliest U. S. Hurricanes 1900– 2017 (Blake et al. , 2011 with updates; damages not inflation-adjusted)
Costliest U. S. Hurricanes 1900– 2017 (Blake et al. , 2011 with updates; adjusted to 2017 dollars)
U. S. Total Losses per Year from Atlantic Tropical Cyclones (1900– 2005) An Upward Trend? (Source: Pielke Jr. , R. , 2006, Oceanography, 19, 138 -147)
Normalized U. S. Losses per Year from Atlantic Tropical Cyclones (1900– 2005) No change when population demographics are properly considered (Source: Pielke Jr. , R. , 2006, Oceanography, 19, 138 -147)
- Which statement below is not correct concerning hurricanes
- Sound wall phonemic awareness
- Chris brown wall to wall
- Soldier course vs sailor course
- Members used to carry wall loads over wall openings
- Pod fruit develops from
- Eye wall
- Hammurabi
- Difference between birds eye view and worm's eye view
- Eye for an eye code
- Anemic eyes pictures vs normal
- Code of hammurabi activity
- An eye for an eye a tooth for a tooth sister act
- Explain the image
- An eye for an eye meaning
- Behold he is coming
- Venn diagram of typhoon and tornado
- Distribution of tropical storms
- How are hurricanes categorized
- Hurricanes and tornadoes similarities
- Hurricanes definition
- Do hurricanes cool the ocean
- Hurricane carnot engine
- Hurricanes tropical storms
- Why do hurricanes lose strength over land
- Hurricanes myths and facts
- Hurricanes earth's mightiest storms
- Difference between brownie and cake
- Bill nye hurricanes
- Barbecue sentence
- Typhoon and hurricane venn diagram
- Turks and caicos hurricane season
- Hurricane katrina apush
- Map of tornado alley