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Hurricane's Perfect Timing Brings A Scientific Bonanza
August 4, 1998 — In October 1996, Hurricane Lili was a killer in Central America. In Cuba, it destroyed homes and cane crops. But at its final landfall, among the small islands of the central Bahamas, the great storm ... > full story -
Study 'Gone With The Wind' Provides Stellar Ecological Example
July 31, 1998 — A biologist at Washington University in St. Louis and colleagues at the University of California, Davis were literal recipients of a natural windfall in October 1996 during Hurricane Lili. Through a ... > full story -
Wind Hazards Like Tornadoes Receive Only Fraction Of Research Funding
April 15, 1998 — Wind hazards like hurricanes and tornadoes result in a greater dollar loss than floods and earthquakes in the United States but receive only a fraction of the research funding, according to Clemson ... > full story -
El Niño Not The Driving Force Behind North Pacific Hurricanes
March 27, 1998 — El Niño may be responsible for severe weather conditions across North America, but an Ohio State University study has revealed that El Niño weather systems don’t always spawn ... > full story -
Wind Expert Cites Poor Building Practices In Connection With Storm Deaths And Destruction
March 4, 1998 — National wind expert Dr. Peter Sparks, a professor of civil engineering and engineering mechanics at Clemson University, cites poor practices in connection with last week's tornado-related death ... > full story -
Strongest El Niño In History Dampers '97 Hurricane Season; Colorado State's Gray Says Still Most Active Three-Year Period
December 2, 1997 — Despite the strongest summer El Niño event on record, 1997 hurricane activity in the Atlantic Basin was 54 percent of the long-term average but was less than predicted by Colorado State ... > full story -
Great Lakes Intensify Ferocity Of Passing Storms, Scientists Say
November 7, 1997 — The Great Lakes exert a significant influence on passing cyclones, causing storms to speed up and grow in strength, say researchers at the University of Illinois and the Illinois State Water Survey. ... > full story -
New Findings Blame Jump In Hurricane Toll On Coastal Growth, Not Climate Change
May 22, 1997 — A new study indicates that recent U.S. hurricane damages do not reflect any unusual increase in hurricane strength or frequency, but rather a continued flocking of Americans to vulnerable coastal ... > full story
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