Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Hurricane Adrian was a tropical cyclone that caused widespread flash flooding while remaining offshore of Mexico. The first named storm and first hurricane of the season, Adrian developed on June 18, 1999 from a large area of disturbed weather to the southwest of the Mexican coastline. Later that day, Adrian strengthened into a tropical storm. Gradual strengthening followed, as Adrian had intensified into a hurricane early on June 20. Further strengthening occurred, and Hurricane Adrian peaked as a 100 mph (155 km/h) category 2 hurricane, later that same day. Maintaining this intensity for approximately 12 hours, Adrian rapidly weakened thereafter on June 21 while simultaneously slowing in forward movement. Strong wind shear and cooling water temperatures caused Adrian to weaken to a tropical storm late on June 21. Weakening of Tropical Storm Adrian continued, and on June 22, it had been downgraded to a tropical depression. Later on that same day, the National Hurricane Center declared that Tropical Depression Adrian had dissipated. Large waves and inland flash flooding from Hurricane Adrian resulted in six fatalities, with an unknown amount of damage."@en }
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- Hurricane_Adrian_(1999) abstract "Hurricane Adrian was a tropical cyclone that caused widespread flash flooding while remaining offshore of Mexico. The first named storm and first hurricane of the season, Adrian developed on June 18, 1999 from a large area of disturbed weather to the southwest of the Mexican coastline. Later that day, Adrian strengthened into a tropical storm. Gradual strengthening followed, as Adrian had intensified into a hurricane early on June 20. Further strengthening occurred, and Hurricane Adrian peaked as a 100 mph (155 km/h) category 2 hurricane, later that same day. Maintaining this intensity for approximately 12 hours, Adrian rapidly weakened thereafter on June 21 while simultaneously slowing in forward movement. Strong wind shear and cooling water temperatures caused Adrian to weaken to a tropical storm late on June 21. Weakening of Tropical Storm Adrian continued, and on June 22, it had been downgraded to a tropical depression. Later on that same day, the National Hurricane Center declared that Tropical Depression Adrian had dissipated. Large waves and inland flash flooding from Hurricane Adrian resulted in six fatalities, with an unknown amount of damage.".
- Q8466251 abstract "Hurricane Adrian was a tropical cyclone that caused widespread flash flooding while remaining offshore of Mexico. The first named storm and first hurricane of the season, Adrian developed on June 18, 1999 from a large area of disturbed weather to the southwest of the Mexican coastline. Later that day, Adrian strengthened into a tropical storm. Gradual strengthening followed, as Adrian had intensified into a hurricane early on June 20. Further strengthening occurred, and Hurricane Adrian peaked as a 100 mph (155 km/h) category 2 hurricane, later that same day. Maintaining this intensity for approximately 12 hours, Adrian rapidly weakened thereafter on June 21 while simultaneously slowing in forward movement. Strong wind shear and cooling water temperatures caused Adrian to weaken to a tropical storm late on June 21. Weakening of Tropical Storm Adrian continued, and on June 22, it had been downgraded to a tropical depression. Later on that same day, the National Hurricane Center declared that Tropical Depression Adrian had dissipated. Large waves and inland flash flooding from Hurricane Adrian resulted in six fatalities, with an unknown amount of damage.".