Sentence examples for damaging wind from inspiring English sources

Parkyn described the system as the "first, widespread damaging wind event since last spring".

NSW has issued a blizzard warning for peaks above 1,700m in the Snowy Mountains, with damaging wind gusts of up to 120km/h.

Alex Sosnowski, senior meteorologist at AccuWeather, said, "We are expecting damaging wind gusts from Illinois to the Carolinas and eastward to Maine" on Tuesday with enough force to knock out power.

It warned of the potential for flash flooding and damaging wind gusts of up to 140 km/h in several parts of the state as the weather system moved east over the course of the day.

Likely to produce damaging wind gusts across a wide area.

All the ingredients were present for the developing of supercell thunderstorms producing damaging wind, large hail and tornadoes.

In Japan, Typhoon Helen produced torrential rain, peaking at 790 mm in Hokkaido, and damaging winds that caused widespread damage.

Two more people were injured in separate incidents caused by the damaging winds, which have brought down trees, toppled water-tanks and damaged vehicles in the Adelaide Hills.

Indeed, since the area of greatly reduced pressure beneath a tornado is small compared with the area of damaging winds, it is likely that a building already will have suffered damage from the winds by the time it experiences a rapid drop in outside pressure.

"There is the very high potential for tornadoes, hail and damaging winds".

Storms producing flooding, large hail and damaging winds will continue S and E of OKC.