1. The seasonal average is 4.6 windstorms.

2. A windstorm will scatter them.

3. Like a thundering hailstorm, a destructive windstorm,

4. On average, the month when most windstorms form is January.

5. 12 Though a windstorm may corrode your happiness.

6. “Looking at the windstorm, he got afraid”

7. He looked at the windstorm and became afraid.

8. Windstorm losses exceed those caused by flooding in Europe.

9. Strong tides and occasional windstorms further complicate ship movements near the shore.

10. The strongest cyclones are called windstorms within academia and the insurance industry.

11. "Damage from windstorm could total more than $20 million".

12. We read: “Looking at the windstorm, he got afraid.”

13. Soon, however, “a great violent windstorm broke out.”

14. What happened to Elijah as he “went ascending in the windstorm”?

15. They form as cyclonic windstorms associated with areas of low atmospheric pressure.

16. + 32 After they got up into the boat, the windstorm abated.

17. What they do not know is that a windstorm is approaching.

18. 3 In the interim, Jehovah had confronted Job out of the windstorm.

19. We use these tests to assess how the structure would perform Aerodynamically in any windstorm

20. But when he looks at the windstorm, Peter becomes afraid and starts to sink.

21. The state of the North Atlantic Oscillation relates strongly to the frequency, intensity, and tracks of European windstorms.

22. 2:11 —What were “the heavens” to which “Elijah went ascending in the windstorm”?

23. 1. (a) What experience did Peter have during a windstorm on the Sea of Galilee?

24. Naturally occurring events such as soil erosion, forest fires and dust from windstorms also contribute to airborne particles.

25. (2 Kings 2:10) And, indeed, Jehovah allowed Elisha to see Elijah ascend in a windstorm.

26. Elijah is taken up in a windstorm, and his assistant, Elisha, succeeds him as a prophet.

27. Right before Elisha’s startled eyes, Elijah was swept up in a windstorm—miraculously transferred to another place.

28. What he saw when Elijah ascended in the windstorm undoubtedly made a very great impression on Elisha.

29. A version that can withstand windstorms could begin to replace conventional commercial fluorescent lighting systems with improved implementations in 2008 and beyond.

30. Insurance losses from windstorms are the second greatest source of loss for any natural peril after Atlantic hurricanes in the United States.

31. Creation of shrub swamps often follows a catastrophic event in a forested swamp (flood, cutting, fire, or windstorm).

32. Completing an extratropical transition early on 16 October, Ophelia became the second storm of the 2017–18 European windstorm season.

33. On another occasion, all night long a howling windstorm hurled waves against the lighthouse at Pubnico Harbour, Nova Scotia.

34. * (Matthew 4:18, 19) But this was “a great violent windstorm,” and it quickly churned the sea into a wet fury.

35. An independent forecaster, the European Windstorm Centre, also has its own naming list, although this is not an official list.

36. 2 days ago · Coccidioidomycosis outbreaks have been linked to dust plumes generated by military exercises, agriculture, construction, archeology excavations, windstorms, and landslides (36–43)

37. In English, use of term hurricane to refer to European windstorms is mostly discouraged, as these storms do not display the structure of tropical storms.

38. Some spoilers cannot be avoided, but Broomstick is a stand-alone novel that can be enjoyed without reading the second book Windstorm.

39. In the aftermath of such a war vast areas of the earth could be subjected to prolonged darkness, abnormally low temperatures, violent windstorms, toxic smog and persistent radioactive fallout . . .

40. The moth was accidentally introduced to America in 1869 when a windstorm upset a cage of gypsy moth caterpillars imported by a French naturalist working in Medford, Massachusetts.

41. The name European windstorm reflects that these storms in Europe are primarily notable for their strong winds and associated damage, which can span several nations on the continent.

42. (John 14:11) Among his miracles was that of causing a violent windstorm to abate, so that the Sea of Galilee became calm. —Mark 4:35-41; Luke 7:18-23.

43. Past & Non-Operational Roller Coasters ** Rainbow Chaser: Steel: Schiff: Windstorm: 1993: Steel: SDC ** Please note, past and non-operational listings on Where to Coast™ may be incomplete

44. Texas Farm Bureau Insurance 24-Hour Claims Reporting Center: 1-800-266-5458 Texas Windstorm Insurance Association: 1-800-788-8247 Wright Flood: 1-800-725-9472 Waco Claims …

45. Blowdown may refer to: Windthrow or forest Blowdown, a felling of trees by windstorm Blowdown stack, a vertical containment structure at a refinery or chemical plant Boiler Blowdown, a steam-boiler process to remove impurities

46. Surely, he could set up abnormal or unusual conditions under which, in complete accordance with the laws of nature as he controls them, a man could walk on water or calm the violence of a windstorm.

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