* 1968-A holding company, Douwe Egberts Koninklijke (" Royal Douwe Egberts "), is founded.

* 1968-A * graph search algorithm described by Peter Hart, Nils Nilsson, and Bertram Raphael.

* 1968-A Fowler's World: an account of days on the marsh and estuary, by Ian Niall.

* Dossier: 1968-A Critical Turning-Point by Goethe-Institut

* 1968-A qualsiasi prezzo, of Emilio P. Miraglia

In 1972, the National Hurricane Center ( NHC ) finally designated these storms as subtropical cyclones in real-time, and updated the hurricane database to include subtropical cyclones from 1968 through 1971.

The agency maintains archives and climatological statistics on Atlantic and Pacific hurricane history, including annual reports on every tropical cyclone, a complete set of tropical cyclone advisories, digitized copies of related materials on older storms, season summaries published as the Monthly Weather Review, and HURDAT, which is the official tropical cyclone database.

According to the Atlantic hurricane database, Connie made landfall with winds of, although the Hurricane Research Division suggested that the hurricane hit North Carolina with winds of at least.

Specifics on the hurricane's track and strength are unknown since the official Atlantic hurricane database only goes back to 1851.

For much of its existence, the tropical cyclone maintained a track from west to east across the Caribbean Sea, which was unprecedented in the Atlantic hurricane database.

Several reconnaissance missions into the storm indicated that it attained hurricane status during the afternoon of September 2 ; however, in the official Atlantic hurricane database, it is not listed as reaching this intensity until the nighttime hours.

It was not named operationally, but it was later added to the Atlantic hurricane database.

Operationally, the system was not declared a tropical depression by the National Hurricane Center ( NHC ) until late on September 15 ; however, in the Atlantic hurricane database, it was determined that it had become a tropical depression during the afternoon of September 14.

Storm data is largely based on the Atlantic hurricane database, which underwent a thorough revision for the Atlantic hurricane season of 1918 in 2008.

The Atlantic hurricane database ( HURDAT ) officially recognizes six tropical cyclones from the 1918 season.

The hurricane database from these years is sometimes found to be incomplete or incorrect, and new storms are continually being added as part of the ongoing Atlantic hurricane reanalysis.

Information on the 1914 season is chiefly based on data from the Atlantic hurricane database ( HURDAT ), which underwent a thorough reanalysis of hurricanes from 1911 through 1914 in 2005.

Additionally, two other systems during the year were formally considered for inclusion into the hurricane database, one of which was deemed a possible tropical depression, but too weak to be classified a tropical storm.

The Atlantic hurricane database initially listed the system as a tropical cyclone by September 14, although the 2005 reanalysis concluded that a closed low pressure system had not yet developed.

Although the tropical low was reviewed for inclusion into the hurricane database as a tropical storm in 2005, it was deemed too weak.

Additionally, the island of Puerto Rico experienced torrential rainfall in association with the storm .< ref name =" EdnaMWR "> Operationally, the system was not recognized to have organized into a tropical cyclone until September 6 ;< ref name =" MWR "> it is listed in the Atlantic hurricane database as achieving tropical storm intensity early on September 4.

Storm data is largely based on the Atlantic hurricane database, which underwent a thorough revision for the period between 1911 and 1914 in 2005.

The Atlantic hurricane database ( HURDAT ) officially recognizes six tropical cyclones from the 1911 season.

The hurricane database from these years is sometimes found to be incomplete or incorrect, and new storms are continually being added as part of the ongoing Atlantic hurricane reanalysis.

The basement or belowground shelters also will serve for tornado or hurricane protection.

Examples of alternate disaster recovery sites being compromised by the same disaster that affected the primary site include having had a primary site in World Trade Center I and the recovery site in 7 World Trade Center, both of which were destroyed in the 9 / 11 attack, and having one's primary site and recovery site in the same coastal region, which leads to both being vulnerable to hurricane damage ( for example, primary site in New Orleans and recovery site in Jefferson Parish, both of which were hit by Hurricane Katrina in 2005 ).

On the other hand, hurricane formation was greatly diminished from 1968 to 1994, which for some reason coincides with the great Sahel drought.

For example, Fred Hoyle suggested that potential for life on Earth was no more probable than a Boeing 747 being assembled by a hurricane from the scrapyard.

Rodney, who was ill, sailed for Europe with the rest of his fleet in order to recover, refit his fleet, and to avoid the Atlantic hurricane season.

Barton's last field operation as President of the American Red Cross was the relief effort for the victims of the Galveston hurricane of September 1900.

Following a hurricane and a renewed outbreak of disease, the colony collapsed, with the English departing for the nearby French colony on Sainte-Croix, the Danes fleeing to Saint Christopher and home, and the Dutch assisting their countrymen on Ter Tholen in stealing everything of value, particularly the remaining Danish guns and ammunition.

As Soviet ships and submarines head towards the area in an attempt to salvage the sub, and with a hurricane moving in, the Americans decide that the quickest way to mount a rescue is for a SEAL team to be inserted onto a privately owned experimental underwater oil platform, the Deep Core, which they will then use as their base of operations.

In 1938, he wrote an allegorical novel In Hazard based on the true story of the S. S. Phemius that was caught in the Category 5 1932 Cuba hurricane for 4 days during its peak intensity.

A civil defense siren ( also referred to as an air raid, civil defence, tornado, tsunami, fire, flood, weather, time, curfew, earthquake, storm, police, emergency, hurricane, or other outdoor warning siren / whistle / horn / alarm ) is a mechanical or electronic device ( modern-day sirens are electrically powered whether they are electronic or electro-mechanical ) for generating sound to provide warning of approaching danger and sometimes to indicate when the danger has passed.

Galveston is known for the hurricane that devastated the city in 1900.

The hurricane destroyed almost all of the island's 470 fishing boats ; afterward, only about a dozen vessels could be reconstructed for use.

Cyclone, tropical cyclone, hurricane, and typhoon are different names for the same phenomenon a cyclonic storm system that forms over the oceans.

Hurricane Dora as seen on Daytona Beach WSR-57 radar in September 1964. Jacksonville has suffered less damage from hurricanes than most other east coast cities, although the threat does exist for a direct hit by a major hurricane.

Today, introduced feral species, particularly cats, are blamed for falling numbers of native birds, from bluebirds to longtails, but the primary threats are loss of habitat, due now to overdevelopment, and climate change ( rising sea levels, increased hurricane activity, and rising temperatures are all having an effect on Cahow nests, particularly ).

Years later, during the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, the Federal Emergency Management Agency used land near the airport as a staging area for manufactured homes intended for transport as temporary housing for hurricane victims.

* FEMA used hurricane aid money to pay funeral expenses for at least 203 Floridians whose deaths were not caused by the 2004 Hurricanes, the state's coroners have concluded.

I-16 serves as a hurricane evacuation route for Savannah and other coastal areas.

The highway also functions as one of the few freeway hurricane evacuation routes for the southern Texas coast.

The village was destroyed and rebuilt numerous times, but it was abandoned for good after the destruction of a September 1860 hurricane.

Hurricane Lili was the deadliest and costliest hurricane of the 2002 Atlantic hurricane season for the United States.

The term " neutercane " was coined by Bob Bundgaard for small subtropical cyclones which formed from mesoscale features, and the NHC began issuing public statements during the 1972 Atlantic hurricane season employing that classification.