The phrase "abnormal rainfall" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe precipitation levels that are significantly different from the norm, often in the context of weather reports or climate discussions.
Example: "The region experienced abnormal rainfall this season, leading to unexpected flooding in several areas."
Alternatives: "unusual precipitation" or "atypical rainfall".
We know that the primary trigger for these events has been abnormal rainfall.
There will be a number of locations close to collapse that could be pushed over by a spate of abnormal rainfall.
3. Unpredictable drought involves an abnormal rainfall failure; it may occur almost anywhere but is most characteristic of humid and subhumid climates.
The information on the trigger levels of abnormal rainfall and temperature and compensation schemes of the weather index insurance is conceptually complex.
Thus, detailed and understandable information on the trigger values of abnormal rainfall and temperature and the compensation schemes of the insurance policy should be clearly explained to farmers to promote insurance uptake.
This rodent invades outbuildings and food stores, entering homes when rodent numbers increase as a result of changing environmental factors, for example abnormal rainfall.
Increasing frequency of severe floods on the middle and lower Changjiang (Yangtze) River during the past few decades can be attributed to both abnormal monsoon rainfall and landscape changes that include extensive deforestation affecting river sedimentation, and shrinking lakes and levee construction that reduced the areas available for floodwater storage.
The goal has been to reduce it to 5 km; and (2) the design of the WBCIS insurance product (insurance policy) that should correlate well the yield with the weather parameters in the index causing stress to the plants (for example, inadequate rainfall, abnormal temperature, and so on).
The results revealed increasing temperature, decreasing rainfall and abnormal precipitation distribution over past 32 years.
Abnormal weather patterns and increased rainfall results in a dramatic increase in the vegetation providing food for rodents.
Outbreaks of Bolivian hemorrhagic fever in Bolivia and hantavirus pulmonary syndrome in the United States have been clearly associated with abnormal periods of drought or rainfall, leading to unusually rapid increases in rodent numbers.
