With Notices of Other Storms William C. Redfield ... of storms , of greater intensity and more strongly marked outline , may be shown to have pursued a similar course over the interior of our continent and from thence to the Atlantic Ocean .
Rowboat in a Hurricane records this amazing journey in meticulous, dramatic detail, in the process offering a personal record of an awe-inspiring ecosystem, its fascinating denizens, and the mounting threats to its existence.
Although the “ Law of Storms ” is now fully recognized , yet opinion is still divided as to the real character and condition of these remarkable meteors . Reid , Redfield , and others , contend that they are real vortices — currents of air revolving ...
66 These directions relative to maneuvers in hurricanes in the two hemispheres differ from those of page 19 of our memoir ... On the other hand the variation of the wind arising from the ship penetrating the base of the hurricane is greater in a ...
Abstract — Coastal forests have developed along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts with hurricanes as aperiodic natural events. ... Only now are scientists beginning to recognize the importance of natural catastrophes as critical to ecosystem dynamics. ... They occur about once every 20 years in south Florida (Lugo and others 1976) and are even more common on the Gulf coast (Conner and others 1989).
These directions relative to maneuvers in hurricanes in the two hemispheres differ from those of page 19 of our ... On the other hand the variation of the wind arising from the ship penetrating the base of the hurricane is greater in a given time ...
Although the “ Law of Storms " is now fully recognized , opinion is not yet unanimous as to the real character and condition of these remarkable meteors . Reid , Redfield , and others , contend that they are real vortices - currents of air revolving ...
Tracks and Frequencies of Hurricanes and Tropical Storms, 1871-1963 George W. Cry ... a tracks and information on various storm features , have been pub- basic source for the work of Garriott , Fassig , Mitchell , and other lished periodically ...
Another area spawning a large number of hurricanes is the southern Indian Ocean , south of the equator , from which ... As yet , no hurricane has been recorded as originating in the South Atlantic Ocean , or in the eastern part of the South ...
37 Park Row ( Park Building ) , New York . aerial wave , which causes it to stand higher than as any other point ... obtained from a practical iron towards the nearest Pole ; and the other is the law originate most of the storms that visit the United ship ... The cyclones of the ject , however , which is still obscure in many of its resist damage in case of stranding , the Great Britain North Atlantic ocean arise in the ...