superstorm in A Sentence

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    So also the Superstorms, the economic crisis, political meltdowns.

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    Then, of course, there is the unpredictable damage from Superstorms yet to come.

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    The Robin Hood Foundation set another good example when it reported on its work following Superstorm Sandy.

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    Superstorm Sandy had just hit the East Coast, and his girlfriend's apartment in Hoboken, N.J., was flooded.

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    It hit 24 US states and swept into New York on 29 October, by then classified as a Superstorm.

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    There were no urgent warnings about extreme weather, like when in 2013 he linked Superstorm Sandy to rising warmth.

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    Superstorm Sandy was one of the most expensive extreme weather events in history, costing corporations and governments more than US$40 billion.

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    As waters go on warming, more northerly states are increasingly at risk and those unlikely things, the Superstorm and the megadrought, will become measurably less unlikely.

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    The pact also promises $100 billion annually from 2020 to poor nations already coping with floods, heatwaves, rising seas and Superstorms made worse by climate change.

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    Because if you hesitate, you will stop and think about how you spent money on it, or whether or not you will need it for the Superstorm.

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    The windstorm-induced tremors were very tiny, and not unusual- and say as much about the sensitivity of modern seismometers as about the furious forces released in a Superstorm.

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    The Paris Agreement has promised $100 billion annually from 2020 to poor nations already coping with floods, heatwaves, rising sea levels and Superstorms made worse by climate change.

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    New York was inundated when Superstorm Sandy hit the city in 2012, and studies have repeatedly warned that coastal inundations will cost communities colossal sums each year by 2050, and even more by 2100.

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    Researchers from University of California, Irvine surveyed more than 4,000 adults in Boston, New York City and across the country two to four weeks after the Boston Marathon bombing, gathering information about stress symptoms, hours engaged with media coverage of the event, degree of exposure to the tragedy, and direct or indirect exposure to the September 11 attacks, the Sandy Hook Elementary School shootings, and Superstorm Sandy.

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