Divine Wind The History And Science Of Hurricanes Book

1	Kamikaze	3
2	Anatomy of a meteorological monster	7
3	Huracan	18
4	The tropical hothouse	23
5	Columbus's hurricane	30
6	The tropical downpour	34
7	France gives up La Floride, 1565	38
8	The trade winds	41
9	The tempest	49
10	Nature's steam engine	54
11	The hurricanes of 1780	63
12	Hurricane intensity	72
13	Galveston, 1900	83
14	Genesis	93
15	Miami, 1926	104
16	Death and transfiguration	109
17	Their eyes were watching God : San Felipe and the Okeechobee disaster of 1928	117
18	Taking aim : how hurricanes move	125
19	The Labor Day hurricane of 1935	136
20	The storm surge	147
21	The great New England hurricane of 1938	155
22	Waves	165
23	Bull Halsey's typhoons	174
24	Rain	182
25	The hunters	193
26	Hurricane Camille	205
27	Into the maelstrom : a photo essay	213
28	The great East Pakistan cyclone of November 1970	221
29	Forecasting hurricanes	227
30	Cyclone tracy	240
31	Hurricane Andrew, 1992	245
32	Hurricanes and climate	252
App. I	Notable tropical cyclones
App. II	Hurricane records
App. III	Vortex on a chip