derecho

We were without power for 5 days after the derecho and only 1 day this time.

There was a price shock following the 2013 derecho that ravaged the US breadbasket.

Todos los españoles tienen el deber de conocerla y el derecho a usarla.

I care about what happens to Alfonso Derecho Izquierda Quijano, the Kobold Paladin who's in love with a dragon.

I think the derecho took out a lot of the problematic trees and branches.

But I can't shake the feeling that I'd be glad to have metal for some future tornado, derecho, or wildfire hitting my area.

I'm 2 blocks from where one of the tornados touched down during the derecho and close the transmission lines that were heavily damaged.

If you look at where power was least impacted and restored the soonest for Beryl it is the same area that was most impacted by the derecho.

And, it's regularly ravaged by hurricanes and just yesterday a derecho blew out skyscraper windows, collapsed a brick wall, and knocked out power for what maybe weeks.

Our power was off one spring for three weeks a few years back after a derecho passed through a strip about 100 miles long by 20 miles wide.

Then a couple of hears ago a derecho destroyed the drive shed where I kept all my old computers and I lost my ST.

In our area of the rural Midwest, a local AM station made a niche for themselves being the critical go to point of information during tornado, storm, flooding, and derecho warnings.

Everyone should have read "The Right to Read/El derecho a leer" too, that can be read in few minutes by just sharing the GNU/FSF link.

You see this clearly in other IE languages like Spanish where "a la derecha" means to the right, "derecho" means straight (which can be confusing), and "derechos" means "rights" in the legal sense.

When the Derecho hit Iowa and large parts of my area were without power for over a week we got to discover just how many of our very large enterprise processes were dependent to some degree on "toy" apps built in "toy" technologies running on PCs under people's desks.

Would a possible example of a large magnitude event be the 2012 Virginia Derecho[1]?

Had one day in July when I was in High School where it was 85 degrees in the morning and in about a 15-minute period of time dropped to 45 due to a Derecho[0] rolling through (which almost picked me up off the ground due to 75 MPH winds and sent a large Oak Tree through our master bedroom).