Found inside – Page 273United States Department of Agriculture , Weather Bureau , temperature and precipitation data Station LONG KEY ( 24 ° 47 ' N. , 80 ° 52 ' W .; elevation , 5 ... Found inside – Page iiiPart I - Hurricanes and the sea surface temperature field Introduction . The nature of the data The methods of analysis Conclusions . Found inside – Page 28The magnitude of the temperature anomalies , however , varies with the intensity of the hurricane , being larger in strong hurricanes than in weak ones . Found inside – Page 215... 30 1000 TEMPERATURE ( ° C ) Selected observations of ozone and temperature ... from 900 to 500 mb represent mean temperatures in eye of weak hurricane . Found insideJulyat Galveston and August at Denison are the hottest months of the year, the average temperatures being, respectively, 83° and 80°, with maximums of ... Found inside – Page 45Freezing temperatures occur , on the average , about 185 days per year ... In addition , hurricanes may affect Long Island in late summer and fall . Found inside – Page 77Although the temperature of the ocean undoubtedly plays a role in hurricane frequency and intensity, many other factors are at work as well, making a simple ... Found inside – Page 268These " spikes " are explained by lunar tides pushing marsh water into the swamp The two saltwater impacted stands had similar soil and water temperatures ... Found inside – Page 3033.3 Hurricane initialization with airborne Doppler radar data We take ... WRF 3D-Var also produces temperature increments using ADR data due to the ... Found inside – Page 53in 1929 and 1930 there were only three and two hurricanes respectively in those years. The requirement of relatively high sea-surface temperatures of 26.5oC ... Found inside – Page 8The units for air temperature are usually recorded in either degrees Celsius or degrees Fahrenheit. The United States often uses the Fahrenheit scale, ... Found inside – Page vi... updrafts Ó© E equivalent potential temperature E entrainment constant for cloud ... max Ť temperature of the mean tropical atmosphere HURRICANE MODELING ... HIRAD first flew on GRIP in 2010 and is planned to fly 2012-14 on the NASA Hurricane and Severe Storm Sentinel (HS3) missions on the Global Hawk, a high-altitude UAV. Found inside – Page 1Throughout the year , these water bodies modify the relative humidity relative humidity and temperature conditions decreasing the range between the extremes ... Found inside – Page 18The feasibility of providing hurricane protection to this is being ... these water areas modify the relative humidity and temperature conditions ... Analyses were made of the sea surface temperatures in the Gulf of Mexico in August for the four years 1965 through 1968. 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In addition to the reduction in seasonal range , the temperature variation with depth ... Found inside – Page 42Air-ocean temperature differentials encourage evaporation in the tropics. So does the effect of intense, enduring sunlight when photosynthetic phytoplankton ... Found inside – Page 93HURRICANE INTENSITY AS RELATED TO INCREASES IN GLOBAL MEAN SEA SURFACE TEMPERATURE ( SST ) There is no physical basis for assuming that global Atlantic ... Found inside – Page 59For example, if a land-falling hurricane coincides with high tide, ... Sea Surface Water Temperature Varies Considerably Depending on Latitude The sun warms ... Found inside – Page 37Elaboration of Technologies for the Diagnosis of Tropical Hurricanes Beginning in ... A comparison of the variations of the near-surface air temperature and ... Found inside – Page 12The hurricane center passed about 30 mi . south of San Juan . ... Examination of several temperature traces recorded in hurricanes [ 11 , 12 ] indicated ... Found inside – Page 10312 In some updrafts temperature was slightly lower than that of environment ; the reverse was true in a number of the downdrafts . Found inside – Page 158A plot of the radiometric observations over and in Hurricane Ginny is shown in Figure 11. The abscissa represents data taken at the counter numbers which advance once each minute. The radiometric temperature data show the range of ... Found inside – Page 159Paleoceanography 28(3):585–598 Dare RA, McBride JL (2011) The threshold sea surface temperature condition for tropical cyclogenesis. J Clim 24(17):4570–4576 ... Found inside – Page 112.14 Ambient air temperatures seldom exceed 100 ° F , but it is very common for the mean daily temperature to average around 80 ° F during the summer months ... Found inside – Page 5-10This temperature may not be the highest recorded on the inbound leg but is representative of the environmental temperature just outside the central region ... 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