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• The heavier rainfall in the country is caused by the cyclones which come from the two tropical cyclone zones: namely, the North Atlantic Ocean Zone and the Northeast Pacific Ocean Zone. ... Tropical cyclones that hit the country one or two times a year occur from May to mid-December, and the occurrence frequency is at its highest level in mid-September. Tracks of the tropical cyclones from the northeastern Pacific Ocean. ...

• GMS satellite image on 9 January 1992 showing Typhoon Axel in the northwest Pacific and Cyclones Mark and Betsy in the southwest Pacific. ...
• Tropical cyclones are intense low pressure systems that form over tropical oceans with sustained winds exceeding gale force (63 km/h) surrounding the centre. ... At lower latitudes (50-100) tropical cyclones tend to be small in size (sometimes less than 100 km in diameter) but in higher latitudes they typically grow to more than 1000 km and occasionally to more than 2000 km in diameter.
• Severe tropical cyclones have maximum winds surrounding the centre exceeding hurricane force (120 km/h). In Asian countries bordering the Northwest Pacific severe tropical cyclones are called typhoons whilst in the USA and Caribbean they are known as hurricanes. ...

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• Olympian Marcia Pankratz helped lead the Cyclones to the UAFHL Championship game in 2000 and 2001.
• After entering the league in 2000 as an expansion team, the Cyclones quickly rose to the top of the stnading earning second place league finishes in 2000 and 2001. The rosters of Cyclones teams have included some of the Midwest's brightest young stars including US junior team members Kelsey Keeran (Columbus, Ohio), Emily Boyer (Oak Park, Ill. ...
• In addition to attracting some of the Midwest region's top athletes, the Cyclones have also recruited some of field hockey's top coaching minds. The list of coaches returning to the field as players for the Cyclones include Olympians Pam Bustin (Louisville), Beth Beglin (former head ocach Univ. ...
• Coach Nancy Cox serves as head coach of the Cyclones after helping guide the Wolverines to the  2001 NCAA Championship. ...
• Athletes may tryout for the Midwest Cyclones or any United League team  they choose (and must attend the trial as an athlete) provided they can commit to their team's practice schedule and tournament weekends. ...
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• University of Michigan Frequently Asked Questions: Provides definitions, basic questions and basin information relating to hurricanes, typhoons and tropical cyclones. ...
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• Air Masses and Cyclones: Simple introductory explanation referring to warm and cold fronts, and also to locations of various air masses. ...
• Cyclones on Satellite Images: Discusses cyclonic satellite pictures illustrating the cyclone as a comma-shaped cloud configuration. ...
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• Rockets end Cyclones' season 21-14 .
• Coming into Saturday’s Class 3A second round playoff game, Tim Lafferty and the West Prairie/La Harpe Cyclones knew they faced a tough draw in the Tolono (Unity) Rockets. The game was all it was hyped up to be, but thanks to some questionable officiating and a Rockets touchdown with 16 seconds left in the game, the Cyclones' season ended with a 21-14 loss. ...
• The Cyclones' first drive began on their 26-yard line. ... The Cyclones then chose an unsuccessful running play, giving the ball back to the Rockets after the punt. ...
• After Tolono and the Cyclones traded three-and-out possessions and punts, the Rockets took over at their own 9-yard line. Now into the second quarter, the Rockets faced a fourth-and-one from their 18-yard line and went for it, only to be stuffed by the Cyclones' defense. ...
• The Cyclones took advantage of the good field position, moving the ball down to the Rockets' 4-yard line where they had a first-and-goal. ... The Matt Woolam extra point was good, giving the Cyclones a 7-0 lead with 8:30 left in the first half. ...
• On the next play, the Rocket quarterback aired it out to his receiver who took it down to the Cyclones' 29-yard line. Following this play, the Rockets went back to the ground game, but fumbled the ball, which the Cyclones recovered at their own 30-yard line. ...
• With the ball at their 33-yard line, the Rockets began their drive by moving the ball down to the Cyclones' 48-yard line, where they had a first-and-10 with 1:18 left in the half. The Rockets moved down the field, mainly through their passing game, and had another first-and-10 at the Cyclones' 28-yard line with 58 seconds left in the half. On the next play, the Rocket quarterback connected with his receiver, who got to the Cyclones' 2-yard line. ...
• The Cyclones took the second half kickoff, and on the return, Brett Pendell lost a fumble at the Cyclone 30-yard line. ...
• The Cyclones responded on the ensuing drive, beginning at their 25-yard line. With the ball resting on the Cyclones' 49-yard line, Pendell broke free and scampered 28 yards down to the Rockets' 23-yard line. Then with the ball at the Rockets' 13-yard line, the Cyclones faced a fourth-and-inches, on which DeCounter converted on the quarterback keeper. A few plays later, the Cyclones had a first-and-goal from the Tolono 1-yard line. ...

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• Tropical cyclones in the Southwest Pacific.
• The record of tropical cyclones annually in the southwest Pacific (1) indicates an average of about 8 per cyclone season. ... The actual number of cyclones varies, ranging from 2 to 16/a over 74 years. ...
• During El Niño years, more tropical cyclones occur in the central southern Pacific (Fig 13. ...

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• Forecasting, warning about and managing the impacts of severe cyclones that hit Australia's tropical coastlines each year was the focus of a national workshop held in Canberra yesterday.
• "Tropical cyclones are the most regular large-scale weather events that threaten Australia's coastal regions and they can have a devastating affect on coastal and island communities," Dr Stone said.
• "Research shows that while there has been an overall reduction in the frequency of tropical cyclones, the number of intense cyclones appears to have increased.
• "This is particularly worrying when you consider the damage caused by severe cyclones like Tracy, which flattened Darwin on Christmas Eve in 1974, and Zoe, which hit the Solomon Islands last year. In a matter of minutes, these cyclones can destroy homes, infrastructure, commercial plantings and livestock.
• "Unlike bushfires, which reduce the likelihood of fires in the seasons immediately following, or droughts, which are usually followed by a few years of kinder weather, the threat of tropical cyclones is ever present every year.

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• Cyclones start their life over hot water, where the temperature of the warm water is 27 degrees Celcius. ...
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• Cyclones are powered by the heat of the water. ...
• Cyclones can also be called hurricanes or typhoons. American people refer to cyclones as hurricanes and in the western pacific{Indonesia, Philippinesand Malaysia} they are called typhoons.

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• The Cincinnati Cyclones announced today that the franchise’s request to suspend operations has been approved by the ECHL. The Cyclones will suspend operations for the 2004-05 hockey season.
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• The Cyclones dropped a 4-2 decision to the Dayton Bombers on Saturday in Dayton. The loss ends the 2003-04 Cyclones campaign. ...
• Cyclones End Season with 4-2 Loss at Dayton.
• The Cyclones finished their 2003-04 campaign with a 4-2 loss to the Dayton Bombers on Saturday at the Nutter Center in Dayton. The Cyclones fell behind 3-0 in the first and never recovered.
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• The Cyclones play their final game of 2003-04 on Saturday in Dayton. The Cyclones went 0-2-1 this week losing by identical 4-3 scores to Peoria, Reading and Johnstown. ...
• Cyclones Fall to Chiefs in Overtime.
• The Cyclones lost an overtime thriller 4-3 in Johnstown on Sunday afternoon. The Cyclones trailed 2-0 and 3-2 in regulation before sending the game to the extra frame. With the loss, the Cyclones fa.

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• I would like to transfer the Cyclones (a motorcycle that changes into a suit of body/power armor) to the Shadowrun game world. ...
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• Well, my first first think I would want to know is what power source are you going to be using? My memory is that the cyclones required protoculture to function as anything other than a high-powered combat bike. ...
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• the lack of protoculture ,which is a key factor in the transformation process and the reactive nature of Veritechs and cyclones, would prevent a cyclone from functioning properly. ...
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• This information on Surviving Cyclones in Australia is provided by the Bureau of Meteorology and Emergency Management Australia.
• Cyclones are Dangerous .
• Tropical Cyclones are low pressure systems in the tropics that, in the Southern Hemisphere, have well defined clockwise wind circulations with a region surrounding the centre with gale force winds (sustained winds of 63 km/h or greater with gusts in excess of 90 km/h).
• Tropical Cyclones derive their energy from the warm tropical oceans and do not form unless the sea-surface temperature is above 26. ... Tropical cyclones can persist for many days and may follow quite erratic paths. ...
• CYCLONES are DANGEROUS .
• Tropical Cyclones are dangerous because they produce destructive winds, heavy rainfall with flooding and damaging storm surges that can cause inundation of low-Iying coastal areas.
• Cyclones have wind gusts in excess of 90 km/h around their centres and, in the most severe cyclones, gusts can exceed 280 km/h. ...
• The destructive winds accompanying tropical cyclones also produce phenomenal seas, which are dangerous both for vessels out at sea and those moored in harbours. ...
• Potentially, the most destructive phenomenon associated with tropical cyclones that make landfall is the storm surge. ...
• Research has shown that cyclones in the Australian region exhibit more erratic paths than cyclones in other parts of the world. ...
• As new information comes to hand, some cyclones may be re-positioned if the tracking has been off-course. ...
• The following public safety messages may be issued during the season, as tropical cyclones threaten coastal and island communities. ...
• Further preparedness and general information on cyclones is produced by Emergency Management Australia and is available from the State/Territory Emergency Services.
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• Understand and be able to describe where and how tropical cyclones form and their various stages of development. ...
• Be able to describe the types of destruction mechanisms associated with mature tropical cyclones. ...
• Be able to describe the similarities and differences between mature tropical cyclones and hurricanes.
• Mature Tropical Cyclones are known by different regional names: .
• Tropical cyclones are warm-core, vertically stacked cyclones that weaken in intensity (wind speeds decrease) with height in the midlevels and upper levels of the troposphere. ... (Remember that mature midlatitude cyclones, Chap 11 &12 in WoW 3rd ed, are hybrid warm-core lower levels, cold-core upper levels, tilted in the vertical and increase in intensity (wind speeds increase) with height in the mid and upper levels of the troposphere. ...
• Click here for a PowerPoint presentation of tropical cyclones and hurricanes.
• The energy that drives tropical cyclones is the latent heat of condensation from the thunderstorms in the feeder bands and eyewall that comprise the hurricane. Therefore, tropical cyclones can only form over very warm water, where there is plenty of moisture to feed the thunderstorms. · Strong tropical cyclones that reach tropical storm or mature tropical cyclone stages (hurricanes or typhoon) can only form in regions of low vertical wind shear. ...
• This theory of intensification of tropical cyclones is called "Conditional Instability of the Second Kind" or CISK (the first kind of conditional instability is the parcel stability we have already discussed). ...
• · Tropical cyclones are classified by wind speed as:.
• Various parts of the world use various names to describe mature tropical cyclones. ... In the South Pacific and Indian Ocean Basins they are just called Cyclones. ...
• A small percentage of tropical storms and weak hurricanes come from the transformation of old dying midlatitude cyclones into to tropical cyclones. ...
• In your brief forecast discussion for this week, try to work in the concept of tropical cyclones if you can.

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• Sure, the 2003 Brooklyn Cyclones did not win the New York-Penn League Championship, but the season that ended with last Wednesday’s 4-3, 11th-inning heartbreaking loss to the Williamsport Crosscutters was a constant reminder of how great it is to have baseball back in Brooklyn and how much pleasure can be had from watching a crisp ballgame in a great (cheap) seat in a gorgeous setting. ...
• Win or lose, the Brooklyn Cyclones will always make their fans scream, “Wait ‘til next year!” — because, indeed, we can’t wait for Opening Day to get here already.
• The Don Rickles Award for Cruelest Put-down: Late in the season, Cyclones first baseman (and 74-game-in-a-row Iron Man) Ian Bladergroen tied the team’s single-season record for most hits. ... To add injury to insult, Bladergroen fractured his thumb in the Cyclones’ last game. ...
• The Black Cat Award for Biggest Jinx: Cyclones radio announcer Warner Fusselle had an uncanny knack for saying the wrong thing at the wrong time. ...
• But look on the bright side: You’re the best fielding third baseman in Cyclones history.
• But manager Tim Teufel went a little too far by barring players from wearing their Cyclones caps outside of Keyspan Park. Teufel’s explanation was that the Cyclones front office already employs plenty of public relations people, so there is no need for the players to be promoting the team, too. ... No longer could Cyclones players stride down a Brooklyn street and immediately be recognized — and celebrated as the stars they are.
• As coaches defused the situation, Cyclones pitcher Tanner Osberg jumped onto the field and held up seven fingers — the number of consecutive games the Cyclones had won over the Yankees at that point in the season. ...
• The Roger McDowell Award for Best Guy to Have in the Dugout During a Losing Streak: Plenty of Cyclones — think Jonathan Slack, Ender Chavez and Tony Piazza — could be nominated in this category for keeping their teammates loose. ...
• But no one does it better — or slower — than Cyclones pitching coach Hector Berrios. ...

• Image Two Caption: Early Detection Times of 2001 Eastern Pacific Tropical Cyclones.
• SEAWINDS CASTS A CLOSER EYE ON TROPICAL CYCLONES.
• With this new method, potential tropical cyclones can be detected more than 40 hours earlier than with traditional methods, giving more time for warnings and preparation.
• Researchers from Florida State University's Center for Ocean-Atmospheric Prediction Studies, using data from the SeaWinds scatterometer on NASA's QuikSCAT satellite, have been able to detect the formation of the systems that might become tropical cyclones prior to their being classified as tropical depressions by the National Hurricane Center (NHC). ...
• Tropical cyclones are also known as tropical depressions (winds 38 mph or less), tropical storms (winds 39 - 73 mph), or hurricanes (winds in excess of 74 mph). One of the reasons earlier detection of potential tropical cyclones is possible with this new system is that the NHC uses criteria other than vorticity, such as persistent and organized thunderstorm activity, before they classify a system as a tropical cyclone. ... Early detection of these systems will help determine those that warrant further examination by more traditional methods, and allow investigators to study the genesis of tropical cyclones by watching the full development of a storm from its very beginning.
• "Earlier detection of potential tropical cyclones would give the public and maritime interests more time to prepare for a potential future threat," stated Ryan Sharp, co-author of the study and a researcher at Florida State University's Center for Ocean-Atmospheric Prediction Studies. ...
• The objective technique for the detection of tropical cyclones used by the researchers was established by using data collected during the 1999 Atlantic hurricane season. This technique was then applied to the near-realtime (< 3-hour delay) data for the 2001 Atlantic and Eastern Pacific hurricane seasons in order to detect systems that had the potential to become tropical cyclones.
• Of the 17 tropical cyclones that developed in the Atlantic in 2001, eight were detected an average of 43 hours before they were classified by the NHC. Some of the systems detected by this method (35 to 40 percent) never developed into tropical cyclones, but by using conventional methods of detection such as clouds in satellite pictures, researchers could eliminate most of these "false alarms" early in the study.
• Using the technique in this study, of the 17 tropical cyclones that formed in the Eastern Pacific, 14 were identified an average of 42 hours before they were classified as tropical cyclones by the NHC. ...
• The presentation is entitled "Early Detection of Tropical Cyclones Using SeaWinds Derived Vorticity for the 2001 Hurricane Season.

• Tropical Cyclones in a Warmer World .
• Assessment of potential changes in the maximum potential intensity, frequency and maximum potential precipitation of the most extreme tropical cyclones such as the recent hurricane MITCH as a consequence of man-induced global warming .
• Tropical cyclones such as hurricanes and typhoons hold an enormous potential of damage and loss of human life especially in the developing countries of the tropics and subtropics. ... Recent observations reveal a statistically significant increase in the global number of intense tropical cyclones since 1970. ...
• the maximum destructive potential of tropical cyclones would be substantially increased, in some places by as much as 60 percent. ...
• it is not possible to say wether the frequency, area of occurrence, time of occurrence, mean intensity or maximum intensity of tropical cyclones will change. ...
• " - tropical cyclones cannot be adequately simulated in present GCMs .
•   - other large-scale changes in the atmospheric general circulation which could affect tropical cyclones cannot be discounted .
• state in their paper Tropical Cyclones and Global Climate Change: A Post-IPCC Assessment (Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, January 1998: Vol. ... recent studies indicate the MPI of cyclones will remain the same or undergo a modest increase of up to 10-20 percent. ...
• 199-213)  the current ability of climate models to predict the effects of CO2-induced global warming on tropical cyclones and extreme rainfall events. ...
• 1998 was a year in which many regions of the world suffered very large losses as a result of tropical cyclones, such as Hurricane Georges in the Caribbean and the Gulf of Mexico (with insured losses of US$ 3. ... the noticeable accumulation of extreme atmospheric events (such as tropical cyclones) may be taken as an indication that global warming is leading to an exacerbation of the natural catastrophe hazard in many regions of the world. ...
• there is some evidence that regional frequencies of tropical cyclones may change but none that their locations will change. ...
• A closer analysis of some of the strongest recently observed tropical cyclones achieving their maximum potential intensity reveals that climatological changes in the thermodynamical parameters account for most of the observed variations in the cyclone intensity (see Table). ...
• According to the observations the thermodynamic efficiency (TE) of the tropical cyclones in converting MSE into EKIN is almost one percent in case of the strongest storms. ... However, all analysed tropical cyclones convert almost 50 percent of CAPE into EKIN, e. ... This latter finding is a characteristical feature of the most extreme mature tropical cyclones, whose updrafts within the eyewall are expected to achieve and penetrate the tropical tropopause. ...

• Tropical Cyclones of the Central North Pacific Reference.
• The authors analyzed the frequency and intensity of tropical cyclones that either originated in or entered the region of the central North Pacific (0-70°N, 140-180°W) over the 32-year period 1966-1997.
• 2 cyclones over the last 32 years (1966-97). "  This increase, however, appears to be due to a step-change in the record such that there are "fewer cyclones during the first half of the record (1966-81) and more during the second half of the record (1982-1997). ...

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• Southern Hemisphere Tropical Cyclones: Historical Tracks and Data .
• Cyclones are only included if the track commenced or moved into the Australian cyclone warning area (between 90 and 160 degrees East). A summary of BoM data is available and includes all cyclones from 1907 to June 2000. ...
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• Term One was relatively successful with the Cyclones fielding the following teams in the local competition - Senior, Senior Social, U16, U14, and two U12 teams. ...
• Apart from our Cyclones committee there are other committees that are made up of representatives from the three clubs that are working to benefit or run roller hockey in Christchurch.
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• You can e-mail Lindsay at : webmaster@canterbury-cyclones. ...
• It may be possible to have a "Community" page for fellow Cyclones members who want to advertise on the Website. ...
• CONGRATULATIONS: to several Cyclones players: Karyn Sandford, Courtney Scott and Stephanie Amos who were chosen to try out for the ‘New Zealand Junior Womens" team to play in the annual "Oceania" tournament being held in Nelson this month. ...
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• Rob Andrew is organising a "goalie coaching school" and a Cyclones "players coaching school" run by Dave Pope. ...

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