Overhead, the sky is having a seizure, black above, quicksilver below, the rain coming down in windblown arcs, and I wouldn't even notice but for the fact that we are suddenly — instantly — wet, our hair knotted and clinging and our clothes stuck like flypaper to the slick tegument of our skin.
This was, perhaps, an abstraction, a painted picture only, but the people, innocent, unsuspecting, moved below, and the rain fell wet on the window.
Below the helicopter, lost in the rain, Ebola was maneuvering in secret.
My colleague John Ashdown has already given the permutations below, but that's if the rain stops now.
Oh dear, SO last season... Live streaming of catwalk shows on the LFW website, aka a marvellous excuse for FS not to trudge through the rain (see below), but sit and watch shows from the comfort of the office/home/press room.
Results showed that the meshes combined with nozzles increased the mean rainfall intensity on the 1 m2 control plot below the nozzle and altered the rain drops' properties, by increasing the mass-weighted mean drop diameter, for example.
In addition, this roof type as opposed to its counterparts—seems to restrict the extent of the primary vortex in the stadium and appears to generate a sufficiently strong counter-rotating secondary vortex below the roof that sweeps the rain away from the stands.
- in the event of a similar situation, it's important to have some way to keep the rain from gathering below deck and sinking your ark!
The original world-destroying flood was caused by forty days and forty nights of rain - in the event of a similar situation, it's important to have some way to keep the rain from gathering below deck and sinking your ark!
The rain forest that unrolled below us was astonishingly opulent.
Below is a slide show of more pictures from "Outstanding in the Rain".
