Sentence examples for coast monsoon from inspiring English sources

But significant seasonal variability was observed in floods of the U.S. compared to Europe that is attributed to the diversity of causative rainfall ranging from synoptic scales with orographic enhancements in the West Coast, monsoon thunderstorms in the desert Southwest, to land-falling tropical storms and localized, intense thunderstorms in the Southeast.

The sultan sent him to China as his ambassador, a voyage "through the land of man-eating tigers, arriving at the coast of monsoons and ship-eating seas".

But I can't help feeling that this early Spring is connected to the climate change that is bringing us melting icecaps, disappearing islands and coasts, changes in monsoon patterns, violent freak storms.

I tried on dozens of dresses from high street collections at Phase Eight, BHS, Monsoon and Coast – all of which are famous for their affordable bridal ranges – but the fabrics did me no favours and the designs felt far too trad for my tastes.

Along the coast of Kenya this monsoon counteracts and slows down the north flowing East African coastal current, which may hamper long distance dispersal of larvae and give rise to more isolated populations further north.

To the south of latitude 38° N, where the warm Kuroshio (Japan Current) approaches the coast of Japan, the summer monsoon brings protracted rains and high humidity; together with high temperatures, that creates a hothouse atmosphere.

Somali Current, surface current of the western Indian Ocean, caused during the northern summer months by the blowing of the southwest monsoon along the coast of East Africa, moving coastal waters northeastward along with it for about 950 miles (1,500 km), with surface velocities reaching up to 9 miles (14 km) per hour.

The western coast is exposed to the southwest monsoons and the eastern coast to the northeast monsoons.

Annual variation in rainfall peaks in both areas is linked to the annual shift in the position of the ITCZ and associated monsoon winds from the coast inland to around 10°N (Sultan and Janicot 2000; Janicot et al. 2008).

Traditionally Bedouin tribes from the coast would travel to Sinaw during the monsoon season to trade dried shark, before returning with their caravans laden with dates.

The southwest monsoon bursts upon the Malabar Coast of southwestern India in early June and gradually extends northward over most of the Indian subcontinent and mainland Southeast Asia.