Examples of 'named storms' in a sentence
Meaning of "named storms"
named storms: tropical cyclones that have been given official names by meteorological agencies
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Fourteen named storms are expected this season.
There already have been three named storms.
New to the named storms is subtropical storm Joyce.
An average season has about a dozen named storms.
The forecast number includes the four named storms that already have formed this year.
Hurricane season probability and numbers of named storms.
The historical average for named storms is a dozen a year.
This is four more than the average of nine named storms.
Katrina and Bret were the only named storms with associated fatalities.
A graphic showing hurricane season probability and numbers of named storms.
So far this year at least two named storms have developed in the Atlantic.
Over the next week there could be two named storms.
Only two of nine named storms dumped significant rainfall over parts of the Caribbean.
Nine additional named storms.
No named storms formed in February.
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The number of named storms.
The six month season was extremely active this year with nineteen named storms.
Four named storms formed in the Northern Indian Ocean.
The first half of the season was relatively active with seven named storms.
So far, four named storms have formed this season.
So far this year there have been two named storms in the Atlantic.
Four named storms have formed since the hurricane season began June 1.
September also had five tropical cyclones, all of which became named storms.
This article includes a list of named storms that share the same name ( or similar names ).
It was a near-average season in terms of tropical storms, with a total of nine named storms.
On average, three or four named storms form in August.
Named storms have top winds of 39 mph or higher.
Below-average activity continued into July with four named storms forming.
Between June and August, three named storms formed, with one forming in each month.
On average, the eastern north Pacific sees about sixteen named storms per year.
The ten-year span of May named storms marked the longest occurrence of this event.
From late June and for the entire month of July, no named storms appeared.
The next three named storms will be called Humberto, Imelda and Jerry.
As one meterologist pointed out, there are now 4 named storms traveling int he Atlantic.
The number of named storms is well above the average of 12.
An average hurricane season has 12 named storms.
The team forecasts 13 named storms and five hurricanes.
Forecasters say we could see ten to 16 named storms.
The average number of named storms per year is 15.
The seasonal outlook calls for a total of nine to 15 named storms.
The Atlantic basin averages 12 named storms and 6 hurricanes per year.
The Atlantic hurricane season was below normal, with 11 named storms.
The Atlantic has now had four named storms simultaneously for 18 hours.
An average season - which last from June to November - generally produces 12 named storms.
In all, NOAA expects between nine and 15 named storms in the Atlantic this year.
NOAA 's original May prediction was between nine and 15 named storms.
The following names were used for named storms that formed in the northeast Pacific in 2006.
The prediction issued on May 30 was similar, increasing the named storms to fourteen.
The following names were used for named storms that formed in the eastern Pacific in 1962.
The Eastern North Pacific basin saw above average hurricane activity, with 20 named storms.
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