storm belt

The Mars seemed to have passed completely through a narrow storm belt.

We flew high to clear a storm belt off the Greenland coast and it was cold.

We shall achieve orbit outside the planet's storm belt, and remain for a period of time.

By rights, Ziegler should turn back now, but there was no way of telling how wide the storm belt was.

'We had started picking up reports of a storm belt moving in from the Atlantic and things didn't look so good.

I wish I could describe what it was like seeing that colossal globe, with its raging storm belts spinning in the sky ahead of us.

The produce areas are 'carefully situated at the edge of the general storm belts or can be shielded at need'."

Snodgrass' free-fall instruments were used in each station (except FLIP) to track waves originating in the southern storm belt.

The Great Lakes and Saint Lawrence River have a significant moderating effect in this ecozone, which is in a major North American storm belt.

Flooding in the area is caused by a combination of factors including its distinct topographical features, its location in the East Coast storm belt, and heavy residential and industrial growth that inhibits natural runoff.

To make matters worse, a new winter storm belted northern Arizona and New Mexico, Utah, Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Arkansas and northern Mississippi with wind and snow.

CHAPTER TWO DROPLET The away team's first destination was a small cluster of floating islands at a high southern latitude, comfortably removed from the equatorial storm belt.

He said such storm belts are rarely more than six or seven miles wide and that Lake Ontario's east-west orientation and warm temperatures make it an ideal snow-producing partner for frigid winds emanating from the west and northwest.

Riker suggested that Lavena describe it as the near edge of the equatorial storm belt in the region that would be halfway between sunrise and noon when the impact came in roughly a third of a local day.