Storm Research Paper

My name is Jonathan Garcia. If Jonathan was a color, it would be blue it describes its cool just like Jonathan. My mom called me Jonathan because she really liked the name. I wasn't name after anyone but I have my dad's last name. My nickname is jo or Jon and my family calls me that because it's short name for Jonathan. If Jonathan was a animal he would be lion because lions are strong just like a Jonathan. My parents wanted my last name to be Garcia and my brother last name to be Sanchez.

William Richard Florio means helm,protector,powerful and a leader. Both my middle name and my first name are German, but they are named after two great English kings.My first name come from nobody that was named that in my family, but my parents named me William because they new that it was a powerful name. My middle name which would be Richard is named after my Grandpa on my mom's side of the family, and that's why Richard is my middle name. I also have a nickname in which my friends and family call me Will. There is really no reason why my nickname is Will, but most likely because it's shorter. I really like my name for many different reasons because,t it sounds really nice.William sounds very powerful

My name came from all around the world. My three uncles came up with my full name. Jarin coming from my uncle in America, Tasnim coming from my uncle in England, and lastly Nishat coming from my uncle in Bangladesh. My uncles weren't there with me when I was born, so when my parents described me to them, they all chose different names for me that described me the

What's the story behind your name? Do you have a special family name? Share your reponse down below! I would love to read them!ould love to read them!

Some families have a tradition in passing down names from generation to generation. Some religions don't allow babies to be named after living family members.

Matthew - I remember writing my real first name for the first time, then I turned 11. Since I was born I had always been called by my middle name which is Clayton. No one in my life called me Matthew, except when my parents were mad at me, until I lived in Florida 6 years ago. I know that I had written my real first name before I had moved to Florida but for some reason I couldn’t recall this time and how to spell it. So after I had moved to Florida and I walked into my new home, the classroom, for the next year I was told to write my name on a piece of paper that was a little test about

My mother said that she give me the middle name Leigh, because there was really no other name that went well with Bradie. If my dad had had it his way, I name would be Ludmila after

Names can come in all shapes and sizes. Just by taking a gander at our names, we can view into a window to the past. Last names are the utmost important part of anyone’s name, since it is past done from generation to generation. All throughout time and across the world countless names have changed the way they are spelled and ultimately changed their meanings. Our names, nicknames, and why we were named what we were, are just a few ways that shape are uniqueness.

Since the day when you first know what is your name? You were surely thought about what does that mean and from where it is originated. Meaning and origin of your name are vital; there are many versatile names origins all across the globe. If you would like to find out the meaning or origin of any of the names, you can simply search over the internet, as there are some sites that could tell from where your name has been originated.

About two months before my birth, my parents had it narrowed down to either Logan or Luke. At the same time, my mother’s grandfather was in the hospital close to death. Literally minutes before he actually died, as my parents were in the room with him, he casually referred to me as Luke. From that point, my parents decided that’s what they’d name me. They always knew they’d give their boy the middle name Mitchell, as my mom loved the name and it’s my dad’s name. I inherited Ison from my parents.

The hurricane began as a tropical wave—a westbound low-pressure area—first observed southeast of Cape Verde on 29 August.[1] Traversing the tropical Atlantic, the wave retained a minimum barometric pressure of about 1010 mbar (hPa; 29.83 inHg) and strengthened briefly the following day.[2][3] By 1 September, however, the wave had become rather weak and indiscernible; it would remain as such for much of its early existence till 6 September, by which time it had moved past the Windward Islands. In this region the system became sufficiently organised to be classified as a tropical depression at 18:00 UTC that same day, about north-north-west of Grenada.[4][5] Some six hours after its inception the depression strengthened to a tropical storm over the

Jackson, a derivative name from my grandpa Jacky or Jack for short. In addition to that my middle name has been inherited from my great grandpa, Willard Dale Kite passed all the way down to me. Although my first and middle name has passed down from my family, my parents chose the name for the strong quality. For example, my dad, grandpa, and great grandpa all worked on farms and spent their time lifting hay barrels. I do not lift hay barrels, but I do put in the work playing sports and mowing yards. Finally, the name had to be a two syllable word so it can fit with my middle and last name and as a result they named me

My aunt Annie provided my mom with a name book, but she would not be fond of a single name. At that time my mom was working at the Wells Fargo bank. She did have plenty of assistance from a very kind and helpful customer who gave her three names each time she visited the bank. My mom's customer service manager strongly advised the name “Garrett” which she thought went very well with the last name “Chiem.” However, my dad came up with the suggestion of “Karl” as my name. Through several tormenting

My parents spent a lot of time arguing over what to name me. Their decision time was cut short when I was born over two months early, leaving them completely unprepared. As a result, I was actually nameless for the first few days of my life. My parents finally settled on Erica because it was the only name they could agree on (even if my dad calls me my sister’s name more often than my own). Despite it seeming like a rushed, last minute decision, I feel that Erica is the perfect name for me.

A specific name is assigned to a tropical storm and/or hurricane for a multitude of reasons. The first reason a tropical storm and/or hurricane is assigned a specific name is because more than one tropical storm and/or hurricane may exist at a given time. By simply giving a tropical storm and/or hurricane a name, it becomes easier for meteorologists and the general public to effectively keep track of and talk about storms. Conversely, not every minor storm is given a name. A storm is only assigned a name if it reaches tropical storm strength; this name stays with the storm if it goes on to form into a hurricane. Moreover, each year, tropical storms are appointed in alphabetical order as they occur. It is important for the readers to recognize