Novel & Cerita Current Wind Speed And Direction

he said. Sam couldn't hold back his irritation. "Do you think I don't know that? But there's nothing here. What can we even do?" They didn't have fever medicine, no heater, and not even a decent place they could shelter from the wind. Paul glanced at him briefly before he stretched out his hand. He had his palm open at a 90-degree angle to his body. "What are you doing?" Paul didn't rush to answer. After a few seconds, he withdrew his hand and explained, "The wind is blowing from the northwest. It won't stop the wind completely, but it won't blow directly on her If we move her behind that pillar."

I put on my harness, checked the knots I had with the Consortium wire had tied, and lifted my titanium roller on the rope. The wind suddenly rose. He came from the depths of the canyon, an angry, whistling up, driving the fine red sand into my eyes. “Come on, Jada!” Silas called over the radio, and the static noise sounded concerned. “The barometric pressure falls rapidly! This is a thermal upswing that is equal to in a fall wind reversed!”

"I need to get the windows closed before the house gets drenched." Rain lashed against the house. In the process of closing one window to get to another, the television now catches her attention. Autumn stops and finally looks at the breaking news weather report on TV. A significant storm has hit Mahdfel, with winds expected to reach 200 miles per hour. Autumn pulled herself away from the television. She needed to close the remaining windows in the house. She promptly went through the house, trying to close all the windows as the wind whipped and the rain pounded down hard and fast.

“I’ll talk to Gaines and get you on that roof. How long do you need to set up?” “As much time as you can buy me. The good news is, I’ll be shooting to the northeast, so Schading will have the sun in his eyes, not me. I need a weather report. Not the hotter-than-fuck part; I know that. But I could use a thorough wind forecast. I need to know if I can expect the current conditions to hold.” “Get your gear, and I’ll have a chat with the powers that be. I’ll meet you back at your Jeep in a few.”

For the first time in a hundred years, the Atlantic was a barrier again, not a bridge. "Which way is East?" I screamed back, wiping the salt from my eyes. Ethan looked at the waves, then at the way the wind was whipping the spray. He pointed into the teeth of the gale. "The Canary Current should be pushing us south-southeast. If we can keep the bow into the wind, we might hit the African coast in three days. If we miss... we’re headed for the doldrums." The Drift

replied Adir shyly. "We'll be back in town soon," still controlling his horse properly. "Things in the city are very chaotic," Altair continued. "I see," said Adir surely. A blizzard with very strong winds made the pine trees move violently, blocking their movement and even the trees there almost hit the horses that Altair and Adir were riding. "Are you guys okay?" asked Zhi turning to the two of them. "Yes, no problem," replied Altair, his heart beating fast too.

However, just as they stepped out of the plane, a strong gust of wind began to blow. The wind force was at least about level ten. It was so strong it pushed them right back into the plane. If Vincent hadn't been gripping Ambrose's belt, he would have already been blown away. Caught off guard by the strong wind, Ambrose asked, "What's with this strong wind?" Larissa replied calmly, "Don't worry. Strong winds are extremely common here!" Vincent also seemed exceptionally calm. He casually adjusted his disheveled hair and said, "It's alright. My mommy and I are already used to it."

“The hurricane currently pounding on the shores of Antigua and the surrounding islands has been upgraded to a Category 2 hurricane with wind speeds approaching a hundred and ten miles per hour. The storm is dissipating as it moves further South, but conditions are still considered to be dangerous. Residents are advised to stay indoors in a safe location. Power outages and flooding are expected in many areas...”

Myllyof turned and led the others behind the squire. “Untie the ropes and hoist the mainsails!” Erwaith clapped his hands. A whistle sounded and the ship began to move slowly away from the dock. The current of the river was hardly noticeable in the far south because of the great width of tea-colored water. A gentle wind was blowing from the Southwest and the sails were set to catch it and began to drive the ship to the North. It was not long before the Silver Hawk cut a large wake into the waters of the Mondo, leaving dark foam behind the ship.

Adrian spoke fast, his voice calm but tight, guiding us like a lighthouse in the storm. “She’s heading east,” Adrian said, eyes moving across the screen. “Stay close but don't crowd her; there are strong currents and a narrow channel ahead.” Nathan added something about wind speed and fuel range, his fingers moved quickly over the keys, as if he could hack the sea itself. I nodded, even though they couldn't see me. My heart was racing with every wave.