Sentence examples for catastrophic weather from inspiring English sources

February had brought some of the most catastrophic weather conditions on record to Britain.

Days ahead of the deadly winds there was an unusual warning that alerted residents across at least five states to the threat of "extremely dangerous" and "catastrophic" weather.

People displaced by rising seas, catastrophic weather events or climate impacts do not qualify as refugees under the 1951 refugee convention.

And exactly as the climate scientists predicted, we are seeing a rapid increase in catastrophic weather events, from the choking of Moscow by gigantic unprecedented forest fires to the drowning of one quarter of Pakistan.

When catastrophic weather hits the Calusa camp midway through the novel, he creates a scene of unforgettable anguish, very reminiscent of such moments in "Continental Drift," in which characters simply reach the end of their capacity for hope and struggle.

As catastrophic weather events become more frequent, recent studies – including 2013 study of the Runit Dome's structural integrity carried out by the DoE – have warned that typhoons could destroy or damage the cement panels, or inundate the island.

A report issued last week, which was supposed to have been presented at the National Association of Insurance Commissioners' meeting in New Orleans, noted that, even before Katrina, catastrophic weather-related losses in the U.S. had been rising "significantly faster than premiums, population, or economic growth".

It can be all too easy to put the entire blame of catastrophic weather-related disasters onto human-caused climate change or onto natural climate variability, but such misattribution can easily lead to bad policymaking around how to adapt to climate change.

According to the simulation example of measured data in an office building, it is proved that the proposed prediction method with high forecast accuracy can select similar days with a high degree of similarity under non-catastrophic weather conditions, and offer promise for wider engineering application.

It is difficult, in our era of tornado watches and storm warnings, to appreciate how catastrophic the weather could be before we had any ability to forecast it.

We called for action after catastrophic severe weather events.