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Meanings of hurricane in English
Rare series of civil defense siren models manufactured in the 1970s by Alerting Communicators of America.
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Usage of hurricane in English
1
Such a warning means that hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours.
2
Those hurricane years were exceptional but this year could also be costly.
3
At least there hasn't been a hurricane to cover this year… yet.
4
But the hurricane will be the main focus early in the week.
5
Every hurricane season, news reports divide the country's coast into two camps.
6
Storm surges and flooding also remained a threat, the hurricane centre said.
7
For both candidates, Gustav could present a dangerous brush with hurricane politics.
8
He said rapid intensification could even produce a devastating Category 4 hurricane.
9
We don't see any issues with the hurricane system at this point.
10
His words of sympathy over the recent hurricane are also typically odd.
11
In an icy hurricane it flies, swirling in the darkness of hell.
12
After a hurricane they fly out to sea & locate disabled boats.
13
We need to hurry because the next hurricane is coming, he said.
14
Forecasters say this year's hurricane season is expected to be especially active.
15
Carlos was expected to maintain hurricane strength through Wednesday, the NHC said.
16
The hurricane had broken in upon the orderly arrangements of his privacy.
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United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
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