Sentence examples similar to dangerous rain from inspiring English sources
The phrase "dangerous rain" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used when describing a type of rain that poses a potential threat or danger, such as heavy rainfall in a flood-prone area or acidic rain in a polluted environment. For example: - The weather forecast predicts dangerous rain and advises residents to take caution. - The flash flood was caused by several hours of dangerous rain. - The acid rain has caused the river to become polluted and dangerous for wildlife.
Dangerous rain-wind-induced vibrations can occur in cables of cable-stayed bridges and in steel hangers of big arch bridges with low values of structural damping.
Hurricane Matthew's dangerous winds, rain and storm surge are threatening a large swath of the southeastern U.S. coast.
Wind can be as dangerous as rain in cold weather, since it blows cold air through your clothes and brings down your body temperature faster than still air.
Water kills more people in hurricanes than wind, and he said it will still be an extremely dangerous storm for rain and storm surge.
Note: we think the odds of a derecho in the D.C. area overnight are low, but a cluster of storms with heavy rains, dangerous lightning and strong winds are possible.
Conditions in the area had been made more dangerous by recent heavy rain.
Further north, rain caused dangerous driving conditions and flooding in Illinois and Missouri, where Governor Jay Nixon also declared a state of emergency.
(Regrettably he was refused permission to proceed into Tibet: the authorities said it would be too dangerous because of possible rain, a euphemism for too dangerous because of possible anti-Chinese protests that they do not want journalists to see).
Niki Lauda, who withdrew from the championship-deciding Japanese Grand Prix in Fuji in 1976 because he considered the weather conditions too dangerous, believed neither the rain nor the dark was the problem on Sunday.
More dangerous is the heavy rain fall causing inland flooding.
Extratropical cyclones can bring cold and dangerous conditions with heavy rain and snow with winds exceeding, (sometimes referred to as windstorms in Europe).
