Sentence examples for catastrophic rainfall from inspiring English sources

The debit side is appalling: widespread drought, catastrophic rainfall, toppled dynasties, ruined civilizations.

Its radar will penetrate thick cloud to warn of catastrophic rainfall.

As steering currents in the atmosphere slacken this weekend, concern is growing that Florence may stall — prolonging its barrage and producing catastrophic rainfall.

Researchers have also linked warming sea temperatures to the catastrophic rainfall and flooding that killed 35 people in Australia in 2011.

Why weren't more rescue boats and high-water vehicles positioned, especially considering that we had several days' warning that catastrophic rainfall was headed our direction?

They report that climate change upped the probability of catastrophic rainfall occurring along the Gulf Coast from once every 50 years to once every 30 years an increase of 40percentt (and that's being very conservative, they say).

Global Disruptions of Water Cycles: Besides playing a part in the catastrophic Florida rainfall, climate change is making extreme rain events more likely in England.

Harvey is expected to unleash rain-induced flooding that the National Hurricane Center recently described as "catastrophic," with rainfall in some specific locations reaching 35 inches as the storm stalls out along the coast.

The National Weather Service labored in advance of Florence to warn residents about the likelihood of record rainfall, catastrophic flooding and a potentially lethal storm surge, said Bill Lapenta, director of the National Centers for Environmental Prediction.

The stochastic analysis of the Tandikat landslide confirms that smaller earthquakes could possibly trigger catastrophic landslides during rainfall.

In August 2017, days of punishing rainfall caused catastrophic flooding in northern India, Nepal, and Bangladesh and more than 40 million people were affected.