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Lana

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Given name

Etymology and meanings

The name Lana has multiple linguistic origins, reflecting its cross-cultural appeal as a feminine given name. In Hawaiian, it derives from the word lana, meaning "calm as still waters," "afloat," or "buoyant," evoking serenity and stability akin to floating on water.^[1]^[2] In Slavic languages, particularly Russian, Lana serves as a diminutive of Svetlana, which stems from the Slavic root svet meaning "light" or "shining," symbolizing brightness and grace.^[3]^[4] This etymology connects indirectly to the Greek name Helen (Helene), meaning "light" or "torch," as Svetlana represents a Slavic parallel to Helen's luminous connotations.^[5]^[6] From Romance languages, Lana originates in Spanish and Italian as a direct borrowing from the Latin lāna, meaning "wool," often associated with softness and comfort in historical contexts like textiles.^[7]^[8] In Hebrew, it relates to Ilana, a feminine form of Ilan meaning "tree" or "oak," drawing from natural imagery of strength and rootedness.^[9]^[10] In Irish Gaelic, Lana functions as a shortened form of Alana, derived from a leanabh meaning "child" or "precious child," emphasizing tenderness and endearment.^[2]^[8] Historically, the name's adoption in English-speaking regions was significantly influenced by American actress Lana Turner (1921–1995), whose stage name, originally Judy Turner, helped popularize Lana during the mid-20th century, blending its exotic and elegant sound with Hollywood glamour.^[3]^[4] Symbolically, Lana embodies tranquility from its Hawaiian roots, warmth and coziness through the wool association, enduring beauty via the light motif, and gentle rootedness from the tree imagery, collectively portraying qualities of peace, softness, and natural grace.^[2]^[7]^[9]

Usage and popularity

The name Lana is most prevalent in English-speaking countries such as the United States, United Kingdom, and Australia, where it has maintained steady usage among girls' names. Globally, it ranks highly in the United States with 829 births in 2024, placing it at #374 according to Social Security Administration data.^[11] In Brazil, it accounts for approximately 7% of global occurrences of the name, reflecting adoption in Latin America.^[12] Usage is notable in Europe, particularly in Slavic countries where it is used as a diminutive of Svetlana. In Croatia, it ranked #13 for girls in 2024; in Slovenia, #13 in 2023; and in Bosnia and Herzegovina, it has been popular but specific recent rankings are lower than previously reported.^[13]^[14] In Russia and other Slavic regions, it derives similarly from Svetlana and enjoys moderate popularity.^[12] Historically, Lana's popularity in the United States peaked in 1948 at #188, largely influenced by the fame of actress Lana Turner.^[15]^[16] The name experienced a decline mid-century but saw a resurgence in the 2010s, climbing back into the top 500 by 2012, partly due to the influence of celebrities like singer Lana Del Rey whose debut album in 2010 boosted its visibility.^[17] By 2024, it ranked #374 with 829 births, indicating sustained but moderate appeal.^[11] Common variations and diminutives include Lanah, Lanna, and the related Ilana, which share phonetic similarities and are used interchangeably in English and Hebrew contexts.^[18] While predominantly feminine worldwide—comprising 98.5% of usages—Lana occasionally appears as a masculine name in Slavic cultures, though this is rare at about 1.5% globally.^[19] In literature and media, Lana evokes elegance and sophistication, often portraying graceful female characters, a connotation reinforced by iconic figures like Turner and Del Rey.^[20] Its adoption in non-Western contexts, such as the Hawaiian cultural revival, ties to meanings like "calm as still waters," symbolizing tranquility and drawing from indigenous traditions.^[5]

Sciences

Francesco Lana de Terzi

Francesco Lana de Terzi (1631–1687) was an Italian Jesuit priest, mathematician, philosopher, and naturalist from a noble family in Brescia, Lombardy.^[21] Born in 1631, he joined the Society of Jesus at the age of 16 in 1647 and pursued studies in philosophy and theology in Rome before being ordained around 1665.^[22] He taught physics, mathematics, and natural philosophy at Jesuit colleges in Brescia, Ferrara, and Rome, where he conducted extensive experimental research.^[21] Lana returned to Brescia later in life, continuing his scholarly pursuits until his death on February 22, 1687. Lana's most renowned contribution to science was his pioneering work in aeronautics, detailed in his 1670 book Prodromo overo saggio di alcune invenzioni nuove premesso all'arte maestra.^[23] In it, he proposed the first theoretical design for a vacuum-based airship—a "flying boat" propelled by sails and lifted by four large evacuated copper spheres, each approximately 7.5 meters (25 feet) in diameter, attached to a central mast.^[21] Drawing on principles of aerostatics, Lana calculated the buoyancy generated by the vacuum, estimating that the spheres could provide sufficient lift to carry a basket with several passengers while countering atmospheric pressure on the thin copper walls. He also suggested improvements to scientific instruments, including refinements to the barometer for more accurate pressure measurements and enhancements to the microscope for better lens grinding and observation techniques.^[21] Beyond aeronautics, Lana explored acoustics through studies on sound propagation and inventions like an automatic sandglass for timing experiments, as well as optics with designs for improved microscopes and telescopes.^[21] His theological writings emphasized the compatibility of faith and reason, advocating for the empirical scientific method to combat superstition and promote rational inquiry within the Jesuit tradition.^[21] In later works, such as the three-volume Magisterium naturae et artis (1684–1686), he further integrated natural philosophy with practical inventions.^[21] Lana is widely regarded as the "father of aeronautics" for establishing the foundational principles of lighter-than-air flight through rigorous mathematical calculations, predating practical implementations by over a century.^[24] His vacuum airship concept, though never built due to material limitations, influenced subsequent inventors, including the Montgolfier brothers, whose 1783 hot-air balloon flights built on his buoyancy theories by adapting them to feasible technologies.^[25] Elected a fellow of the Royal Society in 1671, Lana's emphasis on experimentation helped bridge early modern science and engineering.^[21]

Biological and medical terms

In biology and medicine, the term "Lana" primarily refers to specific entities named or abbreviated as such, including proteins, experimental subjects, and species in zoology. The Latency-Associated Nuclear Antigen (LANA), encoded by open reading frame 73 (ORF73) of Kaposi's sarcoma-associated herpesvirus (KSHV, also known as human herpesvirus 8), is a multifunctional protein essential for maintaining viral latency in infected cells.^[26] Discovered in the mid-1990s through studies identifying a 222- to 234-kDa nuclear protein in KSHV-positive tumor cells, LANA plays a critical role in viral genome persistence by tethering the extrachromosomal viral episomes to host cell chromosomes during mitosis, ensuring replication and segregation with cellular DNA.^[26]^[27] This interaction occurs via LANA's C-terminal domain binding to histone proteins and its N-terminal domain associating with mitotic spindles, which is vital for the virus's lifelong latent infection in B lymphocytes and endothelial cells.^[28] Beyond replication, LANA modulates host gene expression, inhibits apoptosis, and promotes cell proliferation, contributing to oncogenesis in KSHV-associated malignancies such as Kaposi's sarcoma, primary effusion lymphoma, and multicentric Castleman's disease.^[28] Research on LANA has advanced understanding of viral latency mechanisms and inspired therapeutic strategies targeting its functions to disrupt KSHV persistence and tumor progression.^[29] Lana was the name of a female chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes, born October 7, 1970) who served as the primary subject in pioneering language acquisition experiments conducted in the 1970s at the Yerkes National Primate Research Center in Atlanta, Georgia.^[30] Under the direction of psychologist Duane Rumbaugh, Lana was trained starting in 1971 to communicate using Yerkish, a symbolic language system consisting of lexigrams (geometric symbols) displayed on a custom keyboard connected to a computer, allowing her to form sentences by pressing keys to request food, toys, or social interactions.^[30]^[31] Over several years, Lana demonstrated the ability to generate novel combinations of symbols, comprehend simple syntax, and respond to novel prompts, producing utterances like "Please machine give Lana drink apple" to request apple juice from a vending machine.^[31] These experiments, part of the broader Lana Project, provided key insights into great ape cognition, challenging traditional views on animal language capabilities and influencing subsequent studies on symbolic communication and intentionality in non-human primates.^[30] Lana lived until November 2016 at the Language Research Center established by Rumbaugh at Georgia State University.^[30] Lana's sawshark (Pristiophorus lanae) is a species of sawshark in the family Pristiophoridae, described in 2013 from specimens collected off the western North Pacific coast near the Philippines.^[32] Named in honor of Lana Ebert, the niece of lead researcher David A. Ebert, the species is characterized by a slender body reaching up to 83 cm in total length, a relatively long and narrow rostrum (about 24-27% of total length) lined with alternating long and short barbels and enlarged teeth for prey detection and capture, and a first dorsal fin originating anterior to the pectoral fin free rear tip.^[32] Inhabiting deep waters at depths of 450-540 meters, it preys on small benthic fishes and invertebrates using its saw-like rostrum to stir sediment and impale prey.^[32] The species is currently assessed as Near Threatened by the IUCN due to potential vulnerability from deep-sea trawling bycatch, though limited data on its distribution and population trends highlight the need for further research.

Music

Lana Del Rey

Elizabeth Woolridge Grant, known professionally as Lana Del Rey, is an American singer-songwriter born on June 21, 1985, in New York City.^[33] Raised in Lake Placid, New York, she adopted the stage name Lana Del Rey in 2011, drawing inspiration from the glamour of old Hollywood and the actress Lana Turner, with "Del Rey" derived from the Ford Del Rey car model. Grant initially released music under her birth name as Lizzy Grant, including the EP Kill Kill in 2008 and the album Lana Del Ray A.K.A. Lizzy Grant in 2010, which she later withdrew from circulation to reinvent her persona. Her career breakthrough came in 2011 with the viral release of the single "Video Games," leading to the commercial success of her major-label debut album Born to Die in 2012, which topped charts in multiple countries and sold over seven million copies worldwide.^[34]^[35] Del Rey's musical style is characterized by a cinematic sound that blends elements of 1950s and 1960s pop music, hip-hop beats, and baroque orchestration, often evoking a dreamy, nostalgic atmosphere.^[36] Her lyrics frequently explore themes of tragic romance, melancholy, and idealized Americana, drawing from influences like Nancy Sinatra and Bob Dylan. Key albums in her discography include Ultraviolence (2014), produced by Dan Auerbach and featuring psychedelic rock elements; Norman Fucking Rockwell! (2019), which received critical acclaim for its introspective songwriting; and Did You Know That There's a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd (2023), noted for its folk-infused introspection. In 2025, Del Rey announced her tenth studio album, Stove, slated for release in early 2026, preceded by singles including "Henry, Come On."^[37]^[38] Throughout her career, Del Rey has earned 11 Grammy Award nominations, including for Album of the Year for Norman Fucking Rockwell!.^[39] She has sold over 36 million albums worldwide and contributed to film soundtracks, such as "Young and Beautiful" for The Great Gatsby (2013), which peaked at number 22 on the Billboard Hot 100.^[40]^[41] Her work has faced controversies, including criticisms of her aesthetic for glamorizing abuse and a 2020 open letter where she defended her artistic choices amid accusations of racial insensitivity in comparisons to other female artists.^[42]^[43] Del Rey's influence extends to indie pop and alternative music, where her blend of vulnerability and grandeur has inspired a generation of artists. Notable collaborations include tracks with A$AP Rocky, such as "National Anthem" from Born to Die and "Groupie Love" from Lust for Life (2017), as well as "Lust for Life" with The Weeknd.^[44]^[45]

Other musicians

Lana Scott is an American country singer-songwriter based in Nashville, recognized for her music that emphasizes themes of joy, hope, and zest for life.^[46] Active since the 2010s, she gained visibility as a semi-finalist on NBC's The Voice and has built a career through independent releases and performances.^[47] Her debut album, Bigger Than Me, released in 2024, features tracks like "Heaven in the Heartbreak" and highlights her blend of traditional country with uplifting narratives.^[47] Lana Jurčević, known professionally as La Lana, is a Croatian pop singer born in Zagreb in 1984, whose career spans the 2000s to the present. She debuted with a self-titled album in 2003 and participated in Croatia's Dora competition for the Eurovision Song Contest in 2004, placing sixth with the song "Prava istina."^[48] Notable hits include "Majica" from her 2017 album Tabu and collaborations such as "Prava ljubav" with Luka Nižetić, which have amassed millions of streams. These artists represent more regional or genre-specific figures in music, contrasting with globally prominent acts and often drawing from local traditions in country and Balkan pop.

Geography

Settlements

Lana is a comune in the province of Bolzano, South Tyrol, northern Italy, situated in the Etschtal (Adige Valley) between Bolzano and Merano, at the entrance to the Ultental (Val d'Ultimo).^[49] The municipality spans from lowlands at around 300 meters elevation to higher plateaus, encompassing diverse landscapes that support extensive fruit cultivation, particularly apple orchards, making it one of South Tyrol's largest fruit-growing areas.^[50] With a population of 12,654 as of December 31, 2024, Lana serves as a hub for agriculture and tourism, attracting visitors with its proximity to Merano's thermal spas and cultural sites, as well as local trails for hiking and cycling.^[51] Historically, the area was part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire until 1919, when it became Italian territory following the Treaty of Saint-Germain, influencing its bilingual German-Italian cultural identity that persists today. In Spain, Lana is a small municipality in the Estella Oriental comarca of Navarre, located in the northern region's rural interior, approximately 50 kilometers southwest of Pamplona.^[52] Covering about 41 square kilometers, it features a predominantly agricultural economy focused on cereals, vineyards, and livestock, characteristic of Navarre's countryside.^[53] The population stood at 157 inhabitants in 2024, reflecting a stable but sparse rural community. Lana's origins trace to the medieval period, emerging as a settlement amid Navarre's feudal structures and common land management practices that shaped local agrarian traditions.^[54] Several minor settlements named Lana exist across Europe, though they are less documented and typically consist of small villages or hamlets with limited historical or demographic records; examples include a locality in Albania and another in Switzerland, but none rise to the prominence of the Italian or Spanish municipalities.^[55]

Natural features

The Lanë is a significant urban waterway in Tirana, Albania, serving as a tributary to the Ishëm River and originating from the western slopes of Mount Dajt before flowing through the city center.^[56] It plays a key role in the local hydrology, contributing to the broader Ishëm basin that discharges into the Adriatic Sea, though it has faced substantial pollution challenges from urban sewage and plastic waste, impacting downstream marine ecosystems.^[57] Efforts to mitigate these issues include ongoing physico-chemical assessments and a major urban redevelopment project along its banks, aimed at reducing contamination and enhancing ecological restoration since the early 2000s.^[58]^[59] In the Italian Dolomites, Col di Lana stands as a prominent volcanic mountain peak within the Fanes-Sennes-Prags Nature Park, rising to an elevation of 2,462 meters and offering panoramic views of the surrounding UNESCO World Heritage landscape.^[60] Its geological formation, distinct from the typical limestone structures of the region, underscores its importance in illustrating volcanic activity in the Alps, while its slopes support diverse alpine flora and fauna adapted to high-altitude conditions.^[61] Falls of Lana, located in Salisbury, Vermont, United States, is a scenic waterfall complex along Sucker Brook, featuring a series of horsetail cascades and plunges totaling approximately 100 feet into a deep natural pool.^[62] This feature contributes to the area's hydrological network within the broader Lake Dunmore watershed, providing habitat for local aquatic species and serving as a key element in regional forest ecology through erosion control and seasonal water flow regulation.^[63]

Other uses

In language

In Latin, "lana" directly translates to "wool," referring to the soft fiber obtained from sheep or other animals, and it appears frequently in classical texts discussing agriculture and natural resources.^[64] Pliny the Elder, in his Natural History, describes various types of wool, such as Apulian and Tarentine varieties prized for their quality in textiles and garments, highlighting its economic importance in ancient Rome.^[65] This Latin term influenced descendant Romance languages, where it evolved into Spanish "lana" and Portuguese "lã," both meaning wool and used in contexts of textile production and trade.^[66]^[67] Beyond Latin roots, "lana" holds distinct meanings in other linguistic traditions. In the Hawaiian language, "lana" denotes something floating or buoyant, often describing calm, still waters or objects adrift, as in the motion of a canoe at anchor.^[68] Classical literature provides examples of "lana" in agricultural contexts, underscoring its role in Roman husbandry. Virgil, in his Georgics, references "lana" in discussions of sheep farming and textile production, such as the soft wool (molli lana) used for clothing and the care of wool-bearing flocks to ensure bountiful yields.^[69] These depictions emphasize wool's integration into rural economies, from shearing practices to its processing into fabrics. In modern usage, "lana" persists in specialized fields derived from its Latin etymology. In botany, the adjective "lanate" describes plant surfaces covered in dense, woolly hairs, as seen in species like Salvia argentea, where young leaves exhibit this textured, lana-inspired covering for protection against environmental stress.^[70] Within the wool trade, particularly in Romance-language regions, "lana" denotes raw or processed wool in industry terminology, such as "lana vergine" for virgin wool or classifications of fiber quality in textile manufacturing.^[71]

Tropical cyclones

The name Lana is included on the rotating list of tropical cyclone names for the Central North Pacific basin, maintained by the World Meteorological Organization's Regional Association IV Hurricane Committee, which features Hawaiian-language names and has been in use since the late 1970s.^[72] This name was first assigned in the modern era to a system in 2009 and remains active for potential reuse, as it has not been retired due to lack of significant impacts.^[73] Tropical Storm Lana was the sixth named storm of the 2009 Pacific hurricane season, forming as a tropical depression on July 30 about 1,030 nautical miles east-southeast of Hilo, Hawaii, from a tropical wave that had crossed from the Atlantic.^[74] The system strengthened into a tropical storm later that day while crossing into the Central Pacific basin west of 140°W, reaching peak intensity of 55 knots (63 mph) and a minimum pressure of 995 millibars on July 31, approximately 585 nautical miles southeast of Hilo.^[74] Lana tracked westward, passing well south of the Hawaiian Islands between August 1 and 2, before weakening and dissipating on August 3 about 475 nautical miles southwest of Honolulu.^[74] Although Lana remained a modest tropical storm throughout its lifecycle, it enhanced trade winds and brought scattered light showers to Hawaii, along with high surf on southern shores, but caused no reported damage, flooding, or fatalities.^[74] Overall impacts were minimal, underscoring the name's eligibility for continued use in future seasons.^[74]

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Dirección: Casa Concejil 31283 Lana · NIF: P3147000H · Teléfono: 948395334 · Horario de atención al público: Martes 16:00 a 19:00- Miércoles 12:00 a 14:00 - ...
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Lana (Navarra, Navarra, Spain) - Population Statistics, Charts, Map ...
Contents: Municipality ; 157 Population [2024] – Evaluation ; 41.43 km² Area ; 3.790/km² Population Density [2024].Missing: Municipio website
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[PDF] The Case From NW Iberia - International Journal of the Commons
Sep 17, 2021 · This paper argues for more attention to the early medieval period before the commons, using NW Iberia as a case study, and the period between ...
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How many places are named Lana?
There is one place named Lana in Switzerland. There is one place named Lana in Albania. Cities named Lana in Philippines. Lana - Pampanga ...
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water quality status in the ishmi river, albania over the period 2014 ...
Dec 26, 2024 · ... Lanë, which rises on the western slopes of Mount Dajt and ows through the city. center of Tirana ... The total length is 74 km. 1 Aleksander ...
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Durrës & Tirana, Albania - Remedies
The Lana River passes by Tirana city and flows into the Ishem River, which ... 29 km length, 250.000 tourists every year. twitter · facebook · linkedin ...
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[PDF] Assessment of Physico‑Chemical Characteristics of Lana, Tirana ...
Aug 26, 2022 · Albania needs a river pollution control system, ... The highest average value of chemical oxygen demand was recorded in 2019 in the Lana River at ...Missing: length | Show results with:length
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[PDF] RESETTLEMENT ACTION PLAN LANA RIVER FRONT URBAN ...
Dec 12, 2022 · The Council of Ministers of the Republic of Albania (the “Borrower”) signed a loan agreement with the European Investment.
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Col di Lana - Italia.it
Col di Lana is a mountain in the Dolomites, 2,462 meters high, with a panoramic terrace overlooking the Dolomites, and was the scene of WWI battles.
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Col di Lana - Dolomiti Superski
Col di Lana is a mountain of volcanic origin particularly known for being the site of fierce fighting during World War I, a border area between t ...
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Falls of Lana - Vermont - New England Waterfalls
Falls of Lana in Salisbury, Vermont, has a 100-foot drop, horsetails and cascades, a deep swimming pool, and is open May to October.Missing: feature | Show results with:feature
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Hike to the Falls of Lana from Branbury State Park
Aug 29, 2025 · This is a moderate to difficult hike including some great views along the way of Lake Dunmore from the Upper Cliff Trail.Missing: feature | Show results with:feature
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Latin Definitions for: lana (Latin Search) - Latdict Latin Dictionary
Latin to English. English to Latin. lana, lanae. #1. noun. declension: 1st declension; gender: feminine. Definitions: down; fleece; soft hair; trifles; wool.
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What does lana mean in Spanish? - WordHippo
What does lana mean in Spanish? ; wool blanket ; lana de oveja ; sheep wool ; ropa de lana noun ; wool clothing, woollens.<|separator|>
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lana — Wehe²wiki² Hawaiian Language Dictionaries
lana · 1. nvs. Floating, buoyant; moored, afloat, adrift; to drift, lie at anchor, as a fishing canoe (For. 4:295); calm, still, as water; anchor. Examples: · 2.
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Name Lana at Onomast. Meaning of the name Lana.
Gender of Lana feminine. Code Name of Lana: #787. Ananym of Lana (spelled backwards): Anal. Meaning of Lana: Origins and translations for the name Lana: 1.
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Book II - VIRGIL, Georgics | Loeb Classical Library
Virgil seems to mistake the pods for berries. molli lana, i.e. cotton. In Virgil's time the Romans, knowing nothing of the silkworm, supposed that the ...Missing: reference | Show results with:reference
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Botanical Nerd Word: Lanate - Toronto Botanical Garden
Lanate: Clothed with woolly and intergrown hairs. From Latin lana = wool. Check out the young Salvia argentea plants growing in the garden!
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Ovejas y lana en España – sheep and wool in Spain - Wovember
Nov 27, 2016 · Today on our EU tour of sheep and wool we are in Spain where the word for sheep is oveja and the word for wool is lana.
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Central North Pacific Names
Aka Ekeka Hene Iolana Keoni Lino Mele Nona Oliwa Pama Upana Wene. Alika Ele Huko Iopa Kika Lana Maka Neki Omeka Pewa Unala Wali. Ana Ela Halola Iune Kilo
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Tropical Cyclone Names - National Hurricane Center - NOAA
Eastern North Pacific Names ; Alvin Barbara Cosme Dalila Erick Flossie Gil Henriette Ivo Juliette Kiko Lorena Mario Narda Octave Priscilla Raymond Sonia TicoRetired Hurricane Names · Hurricane FAQs · Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind...
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[PDF] Tropical Cyclone Report - NHC - NOAA
Feb 17, 2010 · Lana had its origins in a tropical wave that entered the eastern Atlantic on 11 July and reached the eastern Pacific on 21 July.
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[PDF] Hawai'i Ho'ohekili - National Weather Service
Feb 11, 2009 · Tropical Storm Lana late that day as it crossed into CPHC's area (west of 140W). Lana reached a maximum intensity of 65 mph before ...Missing: amounts | Show results with:amounts
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[PDF] NOAA/NWS August 2009 Monthly Precipitation Summary National ...
The West Wailuaiki gage maintained its county-wide lead with 143.19 inches (103 percent of normal) recorded in 2009.