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island paradise of Hawaii has its storm seasons. With high winds and torrential rains, Hawaii's storms are as vicious as any tempest, ripping up shingles and toppling trees with abandon. If you're a homeowner, are you prepared to identify potential storm damage to your rooftop? To help you with this important task, quality roofing firm Rainbow Roof Maintenance in Honolulu has listed these tips for assessing roof damage after a storm with heavy winds: Quality Roofing Check the Ground: The day after a

jacket tighter around his torso. His brother also huffed beside him, obviously hating the cold as much as Gabriel was. He kept walking hoping that moving would bring some warmth to his body. The sky above was a light blue with a few clouds but the wind was so strong and icy. The street they were walking on lead straight to their new school, the footpath was covered in litter and had tons of cracks. “Revision?” Gabriel suggested as they continued their walk. “I’m Ethan and you are Elijah Whinchester

CRASH! That was the sound of my mom’s car hitting the ground. Tornadoes are both very destructive and scary. According to “What you should know about tornadoes.” Tornadoes and hurricanes both cause a lot of damage, vary in sizes, and have a unique visible appearance therefore, tornadoes and hurricanes are both very interesting . Tornadoes are incredibly dangerous! According to “Protecting Life and Property.” They tear things up, break thins, and leave families without homes therefore

2017 has been named of the year of the most natural disasters to occur in America. With hurricanes hitting our coasts and financial issues, its no surprise to know how much natural disasters impact economies. When hurricane Harvey hit Texas the damage was high, Texas governor Greg Abbott stated that the estimated damage would be $150 billion. Then we had one of the biggest hurricanes come through the Caribbean islands and make its way to Florida. Hurricane Irma racked up about $50 billion in damages

Mitigation of weather related impacts are possible if the public/clients are kept informed with the most precise forecast so that the right decisions are made. I am a diversified bilingual meteorologist always looking to improve the way people receive important weather information. As a Deputy State Meteorologist at the Florida Division of Emergency Management Operations Center, I was able to have a first-hand experience, as a meteorology liaison, relying meteorological data and analysis and provide

When we hear about hurricanes on the news or how one might be closing in on where we live we mostly think of how we are going to protect our self. However, there is one thing that I think most people do not stop and ponder, which is how does a hurricane even get forecast? From the direction it is going to be headed, to how it is categorized. The group that preforms all forecasting for tropical cyclone activity is the National Hurricane Center (NHC) and they cover the Atlantic and Eastern Pacific

bow echoes and line-echo-wave-patterns (LEWPs). QLCSs are organized lines of convection that commonly occur over portions of the United States (Trapp et al. 2005), and can produce all forms of severe weather, including hail, strong straight-line winds, and occasionally can spawn tornadoes (Smith et al. 2012). Trapp et al. (2005) found that about 18% of all tornadoes in the US are associated with QLCSs. The development of the QLCS is dependent upon the storm produced cold pool and the environmental

The Bermuda Triangle, aka The Devil's Triangle is a triangle located in between Miami, Bermuda, and Puerto Rico. Today there have been 20 ships and 50 airplanes missing, and 1000 people have died. The first disappearance there was flight 19 when 5 torpedo bombers disappeared while flying over the Bermuda Triangle.I have 2 theories. The first theory being The Lost City of Atlantis theory and the theory that I think everybody should believe in is the hexagonal cloud theory. The first theory is The

hurricane season. It is predicted that this storm will be devastating to Haiti due to deforestation. This makes the likelihood of mudslides and flooding much greater. Hurricane Matthew briefly reached a category 5 level which is the highest level with wind speeds

thunder as Faithe felt a cold chill run down her back. The misty moonlight of the stormy skies lit up her golden, wavy hair like silver petals. Twisted trees stood tall and majestic like skyscrapers in the damp, dreary night. Suddenly, a strong gale of wind pushed her deeper and deeper down the endless pathway. Her heart was racing faster than a speeding train, as her strides got longer and quicker. She was a colossal wreck! She did not mean to come this far. What started out as an aimless walk in