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Hurricanes, for example, continue to occur and often cause massive devastation.
hurricanes pull away from an island, which will happen in the next 6 to 12 plus hours, you get these little kind of
Hurricanes themselves, we can actually see sometimes 7 to 10 days in advance of their formation.
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Hurricanes, tornadoes."" What do they call them in the Pacific?
Unlike hurricanes, which are measured on a scale from 1 to 5 based on wind speed, the magnitude scale has no upper limit.
to hurricanes and earthquakes.
So hurricanes, cyclones, and typhoons are all the same.
The hurricanes. They're inventing new categories of hurricanes.
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make lightning or cause hurricanes.
more intensive hurricanes. And as we saw in Ireland-- we saw hurricanes Ophelia two years ago coming up the North
like the hurricanes in the Caribbean the other year, where we do rapid assessment from satellite of which roads are passable, which
And we have hurricanes, we have volcanoes, and all of that.
But not just hurricanes, also your decisions, right?
On the hurricanes intensity, we have a high influence.
Yet on the hurricanes frequency, you can often hear on CNN, or BFM TV, or these kind of channels that, oh, the frequency of hurricanes
would it be hurricanes-- is totally different.
especially all the hurricanes and things that are happening with the environment.
How much are hurricanes?
the history of hurricanes and models of hurricanes, Sandy was an event whose intensity in New York, of a surge magnitude in New York
Now very few hurricanes get up to the speed limit.
And instead of naming hurricanes Oscar, Olga, and Omar as we do every few years-- these are from different hurricane lists that cycle through each year--
We went in-- we go into hurricanes, and there's a moment-- and it's in every hurricane I've done, and I've had the pleasure or displeasure
And when these really bad hurricanes hit in Florida, our system was on autopilot and it was still sending out the calls.
are these sort of super hurricanes from hell, that would have been the size of a continent with winds of 500 miles an hour or something like that.
As we get better at predicting hurricanes what you say is, be careful, there's a hurricane coming.
And so the potential for hurricanes, in some sense, goes up.
We also name things like hurricanes.
And the way we identify hurricanes as a matter of convenience is we go down the alphabet and we pick different names for them.
Why shouldn't we name our hurricanes slightly differently?
And the second major concern was about hurricanes, cyclones and tsunamis.
I think we’ve had two hurricanes in the last hundred years that had significant damage.
Hurricane Scale, which rates hurricanes based on wind speed at the core of the storm in something called the eyewall,
people prepared for this because you mentioned these hurricanes are rare uh despite it being such a tropical place.
Heat waves, hurricanes, cold snaps, wildfires — they’ve all intensified.
You can imagine some design that would prevent hurricanes from impacting you more than they had.
at risk of getting isolated in things like heat waves and hurricanes and in everyday life as well.
We have a reasonable understanding of US landfalling hurricanes, and Caribbean hurricanes going back much further than that.
So explain to me how climate change does enter into hurricanes and enters into how strong they are
Interestingly enough, hurricanes owe their existence to the fact that the earth has a greenhouse effect.
So you're saying that there'll be more hurricanes, or there'll be greater intensity, or how do we think about that?
The evaporative potential increase-- there's a speed limit on hurricanes.
And so that suggests that we should perhaps be naming our hurricanes a little bit differently.
Is this how we should be naming our hurricanes this year?
It's just a matter of changing the names of these hurricanes.
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expect to have some of the most severe hurricanes in the last 100 years this
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