Hurricanes!.

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TextPublication details: Kearney, Mo. : Chaston Scientific Inc., 1996Description: v, 182 p. : ill., mapsISBN:

0964517221 (pbk)

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Books	Australian Emergency Management Library	BOOK	F551.552 HUR (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		900006439

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Hurricanes : an historical perspective -- Hurricanes and the United States and Canada -- Hurricanes elsewhere -- The structure of the hurricane -- The life-cycle of a hurricane -- The naming of hurricanes -- Hurricanes as depicted on weather radar -- Hurricanes as depicted on weather satellite imagery -- Hurricane movements and tracks -- The fierce winds of a hurricane -- The excessive rainfall of a hurricane -- The storm surge of a hurricane -- Tornadoes and downbursts in a hurricane -- The hurricane intensity scale -- Using Theta-e analyses to forecast the potential movement of hurricanes after they make landfall -- Angular momentum transport in a hurricane, and in isentropic coordinates -- Computer forecast models and hurricanes

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