Tropical Cyclones In a Warming World Reference library
The Oxford Companion to Global Change
Tropical cyclones (hurricanes) are a major hazard for human communities and have a whole series of environmental consequences, including increased
tropical cyclones Reference library
The Oxford Companion to the Earth
Tropical cyclones are the single most damaging weather events anywhere in the world, with, on average, between 4000 and 5000
tropical storms Quick reference
M. V. Angel
The Oxford Companion to Ships and the Sea (2 ed.)
develop when the upper 50 metres (165 ft) or more of tropical ocean warms to over 26.5°C (80 °F) in regions that are over 500 kilometres (300 mls) from the equator, where ...
