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| e over after being damaged by tornado-strength | winds on April 2, 2006. |
| y power poles were broken or blown down by the | winds. |
| he survey, and despite being impeded by strong | winds, they took numerous soundings to establish dep |
| Ausnet, which was felled on February 7 by high | winds, was intimidated in an effort to prevent evide |
| f times by gone still remain unhampered by the | winds of change. |
| Chilled by winter | winds |
| ken down because it was knocked around by high | winds. |
| The Outer Belt is affected by solar | winds, and is thus flattened to 59,500 km in the are |
| ast) to reduce the oscillations caused by high | winds that were a factor in the collapse of Emley Mo |
| ires in Aracatuba, Brazil, were fanned by high | winds, creating a tornado of fire. |
| kefront Airport was damaged by hurricane-force | winds and the storm surge of Hurricane Katrina in 20 |
| Blown by storm | winds, |
| Climate: tropical; modified by trade | winds; warm season (December to May), cool season (M |
| as of the Eastern Cape were affected by strong | winds and heavy rainfall, although Queenstown once a |
| subject to being damaged or destroyed by high | winds. |
| nal panels were blown off the east side by the | winds from Hurricane Jeanne just three weeks later. |
| that power lines had been knocked down by high | winds and the heavy rains triggered minor flooding i |
| The fire, aided by high | winds and dry conditions, quickly spread, threatenin |
| e effects of the fire were increased by strong | winds. |
| continent, and are constantly swept by strong | winds. |
| El Monte was buffeted by high | winds, damaging corn crops and trees. |
| of the thick, dark material was spread by high | winds across 8 kilometres (5.0 mi) of the surface of |
| widely used when rain is accompanied by strong | winds in other Spanish-speaking countries. |
| PIPs also get damaged by strong | winds, dew, and rain. |
| Darwin's quote: "Hoylake, blown upon by mighty | winds, breeder of mighty champions" highlights one o |
| hips in Vamei's eyewall were damaged by strong | winds. |
| bably the result of high seas caused by strong | winds and that the initial rescue effort was hampere |
| cement canopy was partially torn away by heavy | winds in El Paso. |
| In Philadelphia, tree limbs were broken by the | winds. |
| These four books were published by Fair | Winds Press. |
| "Most days the water is blown out by SW | winds, but fronts can pass and the wind turns more n |
| torm in February 2011 and was lashed by strong | winds with gusts over 125km/h , large hailstone s an |
| ennium Roller Coaster is also affected by high | winds (though not as badly as Jubilee Odyssey) and s |
| uiser force, and, although buffeted by 80-knot | winds en route, completed a safe passage to Humboldt |
| experiencing cold winters broken up by Chinook | winds, and warm, dry summers. |
| ee County, a semi-truck was blown over by high | winds. |
| Turbulence, caused by strong | winds or flow from a river, will mix the supercooled |
| he Patagonian pampas that are whipped by dusty | winds. |
| letely outgassed and been ripped away by solar | winds long ago, but volatile materials may remain at |
| tangled woods and impassable bogs, by piercing | winds and pitiless storms of rain, seemed a hopeless |
| e first laugh of a baby, and is brought by the | winds to Pixie Hollow (which is part of the island o |
| with the distribution of ash by high-altitude | winds from October to June. |
| ng "The Big Burn" - a wildfire fed by Palouser | winds (see "The Big Burn" by Timothy Egan. |
| ck up due to the cleaning events caused by the | winds in the Martian atmosphere. |
| Rock formation carved by high | winds at Dolly Sods, West Virginia, USA. |
| ted area 30 miles (48 km) east of Cameron with | winds of 105 mph (170 km/h), equivalent to a Categor |
| sion, Tsuyoshi Tamura, claims it can withstand | winds of up to 201 mph (90 m/s) and survive an earth |
| As can strong | winds, which dries the plant as well. |
| des require insulated glass that can withstand | winds up to 90 miles per hour (145 km/h) instead of |
| The Caney Fork | winds its way westward from its source atop the Cumb |
| There are signs of urban canyon effect | winds by the spring of 1909. |
| fall on the Outer Banks of North Carolina with | winds of 105 mph (165 km/h) on September 18. |
| attack' occurs when many embers are carried by | winds in a cluster. |
| belief, touching this plant will cause strong | winds to blow (an undesirable state). |
| ria was a small storm, although it caused high | winds in some locations and moderate coastal floodin |
| Guo recorded her first solo CD, Autumn | Winds, a classical/new-age album. |
| of convection developed over the center, with | winds increasing to 65 mph (105 km/h). |
| ses from the second and third cervical nerves, | winds around the posterior border of the Sternocleid |
| t begins to make sudden weather changes (snow, | winds, storms). |
| ssion passes along the English Channel, strong | winds can occur from the east or north-east. |
| ar surface parameters and chemical abundances, | winds and dust shells of red giants; Doppler tomogra |
| platform from which a small circular staircase | winds up to the playing cabin. |
| other observation in the capital city recorded | winds of 100 miles per hour (160 km/h) before the ro |
| hia Inquirer called Chicago "the great city of | winds and fires." |
| The city reported | winds near 80 mph (130 km/h), and the lowest pressur |
| her of Bryan's friends in the acting class who | winds up dating Jennifer. |
| iments to the study and measure the clouds and | winds of the ginat planets. |
| land (it is also exposed to the cold northern | winds coming over the sea). |
| In 1987, as the Cold War | winds down, improvements in technology have enabled |
| e DO area is protected from the cold northerly | winds by the coastal hills, and enjoys a relatively |
| My Old Tunes; (4) Curfew Song; (5) Come Little | Winds and Wind Dance (orchestra); (6) Tears and Laug |
| onfirmed EF1 tornado struck the community with | winds estimated at 105 miles per hour. |
| le, and the Marching Trailblazers, composed of | winds, percussion, and the color guard. |
| Many of Maslanka's compositions for | winds and percussion have become established pieces |
| th performed Mozart's Sinfonia concertante for | winds and orchestra with The Philadelphia Orchestra |
| prone to sway under certain conditions (heavy | winds, bands marching in-step, etc.), not unlike the |
| Under certain meteorological conditions strong | winds pour out of the Fraser Valley and over the rel |
| Nor was the impact of his teaching confined to | winds alone, as the many string players and pianists |
| t on the cape, which experiences constant high | winds during the spring and summer and severe storms |
| s a moped onto a bridge under construction and | winds up in the water below. |
| ll as No 18 Fighter Section, controlling three | winds of three squadrons, five of which were also Po |
| Conversely, Katabatic | winds are down-slope winds, frequently produced at n |
| stal area climates characterized by cool moist | winds blowing inland from the Pacific Ocean, San Fra |
| The vineyards benefit from cooling northern | winds from the Causse du Larzac over the ripening pe |
| (an unimproved town road) at Eppie Corners and | winds through hilly terrain through the hamlet of Ke |
| of a very long, broad epidermal corridor that | winds in dense loops over the upperside (and often a |
| nsists of long, broad, epidermal corridor that | winds in dense loops over the upper-side of the leaf |
| Without the protective tree cover, the | winds and sands coming off Lake Michigan quickly ero |
| ing and closing its eyes, and created seasonal | winds by breathing. |
| The riding was named for Nose Creek that | winds its way through the northern part of Calgary. |
| hat forms the headwaters of Juniper Creek that | winds its way to Lake George in the Saint Johns Rive |
| helle made landfall on south-central Cuba with | winds of 140 mph (225 km/h), the strongest Cuban lan |
| orm Noel made landfall near Gibara, Cuba, with | winds of about 60 mph (95 km/h). |
| The influence of sea currents and | winds is constantly altering the shape and position |
| While geostrophic currents or | winds come from an equilibrium of a particular syste |
| aveled across the ocean via ocean currents and | winds. |
| At its peak, the cyclone attained | winds of 160 mph (260 km/h) along with a minimum pre |
| cane Andrew was a small tropical cyclone, with | winds of 35 miles per hour (56 km/h) extending out o |
| In Came the Darkness, Four | Winds, New York, 1981. |
| stern tip of the island the following day with | winds of 50 mph (85 km/h). |
| hing its peak intensity the following day with | winds of 140 mph (220 km/h). |
| a well-defined eye, and the next day estimated | winds of 125 mph (200 km/h) as they reported concent |
| Over the four days, gusty | winds kept scores barely under par. |
| made the passage to Cape Lynas in 21 days; the | winds were generally light, and the captain seems to |
| above the pavement, but fell to his death when | winds exceeded 48 kilometres per hour (30 miles per |
| erto Rico landfall on the 29th, decreasing its | winds further over the island. |
| ed warning sirens due to the derecho's extreme | winds, despite the fact there was no tornado. |
| ured Europe with Parkway Drive, Despised Icon, | Winds Of Plague and The Warriors. |
| Despite political | winds that greatly favored Democrats in the national |
| Despite the | winds, a satellite photo of the storm showed poor or |
| Despite strong | winds on the final two days, Sam Snead won his secon |
| rge as softballs and destructive straight-line | winds as strong as 90 mph (145 km/h) were reported. |
| He holds positions as a Director of | Winds at Canterbury Christ Church University and Hea |
| A Discourse of | Winds |
| Rubber vine seeds are dispersed by | winds and flooding. |
| her tantras, the yogi attempts to dissolve the | winds and drops into the central channel at the leve |
| ven thunderstorms breaking out when drier east | winds, originating in the European continent, clash |
| Rustic Road #1, a scenic drive that | winds over hills and around lakes, was Wisconsin's f |
| c lake accessible from Lake Pabor Drive, which | winds around the northern and eastern parts of it. |
| he vineyards from winter frosts and dry summer | winds. |
| In addition, when the lake is dry, seasonal | winds blow fine sands off the exposed lake bed. |
| dcast was instituted for the codes, dubbed the | Winds Code by the Americans. |
| Duck River | winds through the garden. |
| es and stations failed during the storm due to | winds as well as dust and salt accretion. |
| across the city and in Gatineau, Quebec due to | winds locally at 100 kilometres per hour (62 mph). |
| ble, Duo Atypica, the Schanzer/Speach Duo, New | Winds, Paul Hoskin, Kevin Norton, the E.S.P. Ensembl |
| In November 2009 during strong | winds, two Worthing kite surfers became the first pe |
| from its moorings at North Shields during high | winds, drifting across the River Tyne and colliding |
| dmark, the excessive noise created during high | winds has resulted in the flag being lowered during |
| a large staircase with landings for each floor | winds from the bottom all the way up to the top floo |
| last being in 1998 when Hurricane Earl brought | winds exceeding 80 miles per hour (130 km/h). |
| countryside near Athens, Ohio, in the east and | winds its way westward across Southern Ohio, finally |
| bring in the rain and the North Easterly Trade | Winds blowing in the dry harmattan across the Sahara |
| The road swings eastwards and | winds through the village of Oxhey, now a suburb of |
| The Echidna Trail | winds its way amongst some of the best remnant veget |
| The tornado was rated EF-0 with | winds at 80 miles per hour (130 km/h), a width of 20 |
| ords, and one, amazing solo jazz effort, "Jazz | Winds from a New Direction", a collection of Jazz st |
| on each side, representing the eight principal | winds. |
| ust 23, Hurricane Andrew struck Eleuthera with | winds of 160 miles per hour (260 km/h). |
| On October 18, 1542, he encountered heavy | winds upon rounding the Point and was forced to turn |
| En route they encountered strong | winds, poor visibility and at times were subjected t |
| In the end, Shemp | winds up with both women, but still prefers his imag |
| d have the varied names of vital energy, vital | winds (prana), spiritual energy, ojas, shakti, tummo |
| ing with its tradition of naming engines after | winds, the Wright R-1200 of 1925 was called the Simo |
| The English Concert | Winds were a group of wind players from the orchestr |
| The boundary of the regular Enneagram {9/4} | winds around its centre 4 times, so it has a density |
| r to glide, with max speed equaling prevailing | winds. |
| This is equivalent to | winds of around 30 mph (50 km/h). |
| Based on satellite estimates, its | winds peaked at 140 mph (220 km/h) and a minimum bar |
| iver Lake, DJ Spooky, Das Racist, Ethel, Imani | Winds, Bill Morrison, and many others. |
| .S. Route 17 near the community of Eulonia and | winds generally east through salt marshes into Sapel |
| from the storm that were used to evaluate its | winds. |
| er the water surface however, so even moderate | winds made crossing the bridge a tough experience. |
| Onslow on 24 February it caused even stronger | winds (sustained at up to 60 kilometres per hour (37 |
| on of the incoming tide and exceptionally high | winds produced by Storm Martin caused a sudden rise |
| at the Bermuda Weather Service expected gusty | winds and potentially heavy rainfall. |
| Ryukyu Islands near Taiwan, experienced strong | winds gusting up to 98 km/h (60 mph). |
| Darwin experienced high | winds and heavy rain, but was only affected by the s |
| he majority of the state experienced sustained | winds of at least 50 mph (85 km/h). |
| , the region was experiencing extremely strong | winds and low relative humidity, which fanned the fi |
| in the mid-1990s which brought extremely high | winds, destroying many of the older, larger trees. |
| GH ALREADY!" at which point the eyecatch music | winds down like a switched-off record. |
| ss than a 100 yards wide, and rated at F1 with | winds less than 100 mph extending north across Colum |
| Oakville tornado was classified as an F3 with | winds of 183 mph. |
| can, by employing his tail as a fan, generate | winds strong enough to demolish buildings and hurl d |
| d, the stars of R136 are emitting fast stellar | winds, which are colliding with the surrounding gase |
| to 1960s Singapore in search of her father and | winds up in the eponymous sleazy night club. |
| Texas, and despite more favorable upper-level | winds, it showed no signs of redevelopment. |
| est influence and one of their favorite bands, | Winds Of Plague. |
| 3:15.4 in race conditions that featured strong | winds and blowing dust. |
| He may also have felt the | winds of political change coming in Oldham and decid |
| of natural risks such as forest fires, strong | winds etc., increasing the probability of CO2 emissi |
| ricane Hunters recorded flight-level sustained | winds of 180 mph (290 km/h) to the north and northea |
| inted to manage disasters caused by floods and | winds. |
| it made landfall near Clearwater, Florida with | winds of 50 mph (85 km/h) during the morning of June |
| When coming into Buffalo Gap, FM 89 | winds through town then continues northward toward A |
| ley that are most affected by the cool fog and | winds from San Pablo Bay. |
| There is a risk of frost, freezing fog, high | winds and hailstones in winter/spring. |
| ermined to be pilot error that followed strong | winds pushing the plane off course. |
| The area's climate is as follows: strong | winds from both the mountains and the sea, a few day |
| Threnos (1998), for orchestral | winds |
| Exiting the forest, AR | winds before meeting US 65/AR 9/AR 330 north of Clin |
| ds to Pamankade where Havelock Road, forks and | winds one of its ways to meet the Sri Saranankara Ro |
| Fortunately, northwesterly | winds blew the 60 by 100 nmi (110 by 190 km; 69 by 1 |
| tional Weather Service survey teams found that | winds reached 120 mph (190 km/h) in the area, which |
| our stars associated with the four directional | winds. |
| psed on 13 January 1984, due to the freak high | winds of that winter. |
| Frequent strong | winds off the Atlantic Ocean make for excellent surf |
| The Frio River | winds alongside Garner State Park (on the left) |
| ing together with good shelter from prevailing | winds. |
| The Eola-Amity Hills area benefits from steady | winds off the Pacific Ocean that reach the Willamett |
| to the Fourth Presbyterian Church from strong | winds, and the lifting of the Hereford Inlet Lightho |
| in semi-shade or shade, protected from strong | winds. |
| eaths plus two other deaths from straight-line | winds. |
| power as numerous power lines fell from strong | winds. |
| just south of the town and sheltered from the | winds off the coast by low lying cliffs that surroun |
| land) protects a small area of water from high | winds. |
| The Eola-Amity Hills area benefits from steady | winds off the Pacific Ocean that reach the Willamett |
| d by a stone wall to protect the vine from the | winds. |
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