Sentence examples for common weather phenomena from inspiring English sources

On Earth, the common weather phenomena include wind, cloud, rain, snow, fog and dust storms.

At Woburn they are named "Tempest", "Typhoon" and "Tornado", not weather phenomena that are common in Bedfordshire.

We may be willing to spend many times that amount someday combating global warming, in part because we perceive that extreme weather phenomena are becoming more common.

On the project site, the creators explain, "Meteorological phenomena are classified into eleven common weather conditions, each of them corresponding to a colored light animation.

Lareau specializes in fire weather phenomena.

Tornadoes are dangerous and destructive weather phenomena.

Severe weather phenomena, such as tornadoes, are rare and usually are restricted to late summer.

Each broadcast features hard facts about weather phenomena and climates around the globe.

A strong El Niño, as well as other weather phenomena, raised the temperature further this year.

Experts blame the drought on the La Nina weather phenomena.

Space weather phenomena (see "Space weather and service applications") often accompany (strong) magnetic storms.