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Across the cities as storm winds down, not enough to cause any significant accumlaughs. boston, you're right on the edge, that's where we're going to see some snow and new york city, probably some accumulating snow, but most of this across interior sections. more rain coming across california that does not need it at all, again, to start this coming week. over you. pete: thank you the very much, appreciate it. rachel: thank you. pete: well, from the weather to the willow project. it may not be something that's been on your radar screen. it hit the news yesterday. you remember when the biden ad...

Where storm winds are offshore, a negative storm surge can suck water away from the coast. predicting surges is a complex process. storm intensity, forward speed, size and angle of approach all play a part, as does the shape of a coast. 2022 saw another united nations cop climate conference. this one in egypt needed an extra second day to finally reach agreement on loss and damage — a pooled fund for countries most affected by climate change. i hear no objections, it is so decided. - but that deal comes in a year when the world meteorological organisation says atmospheric concentrations of k...

How do storms produce this surge? a small part, only around 5% of the surge, comes from a fall in atmospheric pressure above the storm. relatively less pressure of the atmosphere pushing down lets water up well. the major driver by far, however, is wind. the stronger the winds, the more force that can be applied to the water surface and literally push up an increasingly large body of water. as storms approach landfall, where wind direction is onshore, the mass of water literally pushes inland. the opposite, however, can apply. where storm winds are offshore, a negative storm surge can suck wat...

28 feet, have been recorded. how do storms produce this surge? a small part, only around 5% of the surge, comes from a fall in atmospheric pressure above the storm. relatively less pressure of the atmosphere pushing down lets water up well. the major driver by far, however, is wind. the stronger the winds, the more force that can be applied to the water surface and literally push up an increasingly large body of water. as storms approach landfall, where wind direction is onshore, the mass of water literally pushes inland. the opposite, however, can apply. where storm winds are offshore, a nega...

Where storm winds are offshore, a negative storm surge can suck water away from the coast. predicting surges is complex. storm intensity, forward speed, size and angle of approach all play a part, as does the shape of the coast. 2022 saw another united nations cop climate conference. this one in egpyt needed an extra second day to finally reach agreement on loss and damage, a pooled fund for countries most affected by climate change. i hear no objections, it is so decided. but that deal comes in a year when the world meteorological organisation says atmospheric concentrations of key greenhouse...