风暴潮

storm surge───[海洋]风暴潮；风暴汹涌

storm forces───风暴力量

storm insurances───风暴保险

crowd surges───人群涌动

storm cones───风暴信号

storm force───风暴力

storm sewer───雨水管；雨水道

Though the harm done by its storm surges and winds was less than some had been predicting, inland flooding due to torrential rain has been severe and extensive.───尽管风暴潮以及飓风造成的伤害比一些人预测的要小，因暴雨造成的内涝却相当严重而广泛。

Residents have been warned to take precautions against dangerous winds, storm surges and heavy rainfall.───当局警告居民对狂风、风暴潮以及大雨采取预防措施。

Residents have been warned to take precautions against dangerous winds, storm surges and heavy rainfall.───有关当局警告居民对狂风 、 风暴潮以及大雨采取预防措施.

It warned of huge storm surges that could devastate coastal villages and cities.───警报警告说，巨大的风暴潮可能会摧毁沿海的村庄和城市。

Major coastal cities — such as Cairo, New York, Karachi, Kolkata, Belem, New Orleans, Shanghai, Tokyo, Lagos, Miami and Amsterdam — could face serious threats from storm surges.

The Hopscotch method is employed in this paper to solve numerically the two-dimensional parabolic equation, hence a high efficiency scheme can be advanced for numerical forecasting of storm surges.

At least seven people were killed as Nesat lashed the Philippines, authorities said, bringing waist-deep floods, blackouts and dramatic storm surges.

Residents have been warned to take precautions against dangerous winds, storm surges and heavy rainfall.

"Our research showed that the problem would be in storm surges that occur at high tide, " says Craig Hartman, design partner in SOM's San Francisco office.

Giant waves and storm surges rush inland, flooding low-lying coastal areas.

The nearby beaches may supply sediment for the embayment during storm surges, by causing bed-load and suspended-load transport of the beach material towards deeper waters.

Potential threats associated with climate include storm surges that can inundate coastal areas and prolonged hot weather that can heat heavily paved cities more than surrounding areas.

The immediate concern is that higher sea levels will allow storm surges to inundate coastal areas more frequently, according to several recent scientific and engineering studies.