Sentence examples for changes to rain from inspiring English sources

For example, it is sunny and then it changes to rain.

The sleet changed to rain.

By midnight, the snow had changed to rain southeast of a line stretched across northern New Jersey and coastal Connecticut, but it was still snowing in the foothills of the Catskills, the weather service said.

"Everyone changed to rain tires.

Icy rain is expected to change to rain today, but the Weather Channel is forecasting another 1 to 3 inches of snow on Tuesday.

For example, Scanlon et al. (2008) reported a significant increase in nitrate concentrations from 2 10 kg NO3-N ha−1m−2under a natural ecosystem to 28 580 kg NO3-N ha−1m−2 for agricultural land uses when the land use was changed to rain fed (non-irrigated) agricultural LULC in the southern High Plains, USA.

Across eastern Long Island and parts of eastern New England, snow mixed with and, in some cases, changed over to rain.

Overall discharge from the upper catchment is affected by a combination of runoff from glacier melt, changes in total precipitation, changes in the form of precipitation from snow to rain, seasonal changes in precipitation, and changes in net runoff.

However, increasing rates of snow and ice melt are already observable and precipitation is expected to change from snow to rain at critical elevations, where glaciers are concentrated.

Around every curve the weather changed from sun to rain and back again; we spotted several rainbows and passed red and gold sand beaches, rusting shipwrecks and dozens more waterfalls that tumbled down to the dramatic coastline.

New York City's sanitation department admitted to not plowing city streets, expecting the frozen precipitation to change from ice to rain.