Sentence examples for bad rainfall from inspiring English sources

For others, we gave them rainfall insurance, just the promise of money if there's bad rainfall.

Where present, informal risk-sharing is generally insufficient, partly because informal risk-sharing networks are local, so bad rainfall affects most or all of the network.

Income inequality is quite high in our system, with greater inequality present during good than bad rainfall years (2009 vs. 2011).

Insufficiency and bad rainfalls dispersion during the 2009 harvest in Niger have caused important cereals and fodder shortfalls.

"We don't want people to go back to their bad behavior because rainfall comes back," Griffin said.

The science does not back the oft-made connection between climate change and the severity of the tornadoes we have endured in recent years, but the IPCC says climate trends will likely supersize tropical cyclones in the future, taking wind speeds and rainfall levels from bad to worse.

Many factors contributed to making 2003 a particularly bad-weather Open -- heavy rainfall, high humidity, consistent cloud cover and below-normal temperatures.

The situation is not as bad this year, but a lack of rainfall since March means the harvest will probably be below average, said John Roussel, assistant secretary of the office of fisheries at the State Wildlife and Fisheries Department in Baton Rouge.

She and her team have studied five regions, comparing historical data going back 70 years and found drought and extreme flooding becoming more frequent, temperatures rising in winter, extreme – good and bad – years now more common and rainfall patterns changing.

She and her team have compared historical data going back to 1940 and found drought and extreme flooding more frequent, temperatures rising in winter, extreme – good and bad – years now more common and rainfall patterns changing.

For years, the community saw this as a bad thing: they believed the fog prevented rainfall, turned fields to mud and made people ill.