Sentence examples for a wet spell from inspiring English sources

"A wet spell of this magnitude in the Midwest probably only happens once every 50 years," he said.

For example, if a wet spell is defined as 5 contiguous wet days, 10 contiguous wet days are counted as 1 wet spell.

During just the second hour of the race, a blink of an eye in the grand scheme of things, his co-driver Marco Bonanomi was knocked out of the race by a Ferrari GT coming up fast from behind during a wet spell.

He said some of the stable's horses had been sick earlier in the year, and that a wet spell in Ireland had made the preparation of Australia, who was third in last month's 2,000 Guineas at Newmarket, less smooth than with his previous winners.

Yes, Ireland can be a wet country, but it's that way all year, and you can hit a sunny spell -- as well as a wet spell -- any time.

Measurements were made in 2002 at the beginning of a wet spell.

The City of Light is more luminous than ever, after the sunniest spring and summer I've experienced during my decade here (a recent wet spell notwithstanding).

CMC, however, sticks to the notion of a very wet spell into and throughout the race window.

By the same token, farmers and ranchers realized that their management practices and the varieties of crops they grew had been developed during an extended wet spell.

An area with a significant decrease in the E2E was detected in the Southeastern part of Western Africa and the area north of South Africa, where there were increasing numbers of events with a decrease in the mean wet spell length and mean precipitation and therefore a decreasing API.

The maximum daily deluge each year has risen by 17% from 64mm to 75mm, while the longest wet spell has increased from an average of 12.4 days to 12.9 days.