The steamship Vandalia was driven onto Navidad Bank in 1876 during a fierce hurricane.

A Spanish galleon, known as the Santissima Trinidad, went down in a fierce 1711 hurricane, just a few miles west of Havana harbor.

But, unlike the Sun, most of this is not in visible light, but in a fierce hurricane of electrically charged particles.

The winds usually tended to be mild, so there were no fierce hurricanes or monsoons.

Every time a fierce hurricane or tornado broke over the Gulf, the land and water were prone to change places.

Before the fiercest hurricane of the century swept across Jamaica's beaches Sept. 12, Mr. Manley had been leading in the polls.

In recent years, the role of the CDEMA has been mostly to provide assistance to member territories after the passage of particularly fierce hurricanes.

On 3 August, the ship found itself in the middle of a fierce hurricane which gradually grew in intensity.

It led to a fierce hurricane which in a short time brought the little hazk-ship to its doom.

This critical coincidence is at least partially responsible for the unprecedented losses of life inflicted, especially in the three fierce hurricanes that struck in quick succession during October.