What does IH stand for?

Intense Hurricane

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Samples in periodicals archive:

In April and June as the season began, the team forecast 15 named storms, eight hurricanes and four intense hurricanes.

Hurricane season ending after record damage in US

The new forecast calls for three named storms, two hurricanes and one intense hurricane in August; five named storms, four hurricanes and two intense hurricanes in September; and five named storms, two hurricanes and one intense hurricane in October and November combined.

CSU forecaster lowers hurricane estimate

The latest forecast put the chances of an intense hurricane hitting the U.

Forecaster lowers '07 hurricane estimate

The Tropical Storm Risk consortium is predicting 14 tropical storms, with eight becoming hurricanes and lout developing into intense hurricanes ill 2005.

2005 hurricane season launches early

When an intense hurricane strikes land, the associated storm surge can wash over a coastal dune system and deposit sand in freshwater ponds, lakes and marshes just behind the dunes.

Blasts from the past: Scientists go digging for clues to tempests

Nevertheless, the Atlantic Basin still managed to produce seven tropical storms, three hurricanes, and one intense hurricane.

Below-average hurricane season forecast

Because of recent changes in Sahel weather, Gray suggests the eastern states and the Caribbean will likely face growing numbers of intense hurricanes in the next decade or two.

African rains foretell stronger hurricanes

The Tropical Storm Risk consultancy, using data from University College London's Benfield Hazard Research Centre, says it believes there is an 83% probability the 2006 Atlantic hurricane season will be above average and a 76% probability an intense hurricane similar to last year's Hurricanes Katrina and Rita will hit the US land mass.

Lloyd's insurers facing a new hurricane battering