Sentence examples for a string of storms from inspiring English sources

But this year, a string of storms beginning in late January helped eliminate what little ice there was.

Photo: Chris Whitefield amid the wreckage of a house yesterday in Gallatin, Tenn., after the latest in a string of storms to hit the area.

Washington and Baltimore, along with dozens of other locations in the Mid-Atlantic, experienced their wettest years on record in 2018, the result of a string of storms in the region that began in May.

This was one cell in a string of storms that had stalled over the coast for a week, sucking load after load of moisture up out of the sea and dropping it on the hills that had burned clear of vegetation the winter before.

An analysis by scientists at the Met Office, published last month, found that global warming raised the odds – by a factor of seven – that a string of storms of the kind the UK suffered two winters ago would result in exceptionally wet weather.

With radar indicating a string of storms coming in over the nearby Rocky Mountains, play was suspended for the day less than three hours later.

Insurers can't arbitrarily raise rates" after a string of destructive storms, said Loretta Worters, a spokeswoman for the Insurance Information Institute.

California has been hit by a string of El Nino-driven storms this month that have caused an estimated $300 million in damage and some eight deaths.

A string of drenching storms packing high winds and accompanied by hailstones the size of softballs pounded the northern part of the state and claimed the lives of 17 persons.

The Federal Government will spend up to $25 million to help California workers, giving them temporary jobs in cleanup and relief efforts as the state struggles through a string of winter storms, Labor Secretary Alexis M. Herman said today.

As this winter has shown, the forecast is not always completely accurate but the country has been aware of a string of big storms coming giving people time to prepare.