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Until then, I encourage you to get help from some of the country’s local experts. my colleagues Kasper Nørgaard at KU, Kim Daasbjerg at iNANO, aller Qijin Chi at DTU Chemistry, who himself works with different kinds of “bulk” or “powder” graphene. Back when I read books on basic meteorology, it was very simple: sea surface had to be above 27°C before “hurricanes” would form. Exactly where that number actually came from was not clear and somewhat depending on where you read it. Experience said very clearly that it was a threshold value and there were people with computer models who were beginning to have an idea.

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Why it was a threshold value, but the uncertainties were enormous. The uncertainties have become much smaller, the weather models much bigger and better, but there is still much SMS Gateway Brunei we do not know. Intuitively, hurricanes become wilder the more energy they can pull out of the sea and this scales in some way with the temperature of the sea surface, typically abbreviat “SST”, “Sea Surface Temperature” . Here is a current and very typical plot from NASA: michael NASA Note the color scale: Either it’s too cold or it’s warm enough to strengthen hurricanes.

A Very Sharp Deadline

Hurricane Michael has pretty accurately follow the bright r “highway” it had reach on this plot and has just made landfall up in the corner of Florida’s “panhandle” with wind DP Leads spes, not gusts, but wind spes of 250km/h, just a few km /h too little to become a category 5 hurricane. It came as something of a surprise because this morning, Danish time, it was announc that it would be a category 3 or almost four, because it was expect that it would lose strength during the night. The embarrassing truth is that the data base for the correlation between SST approaching 30°C and the strength of a Hurricane is thin, very, very, very thin.