Sentence examples for dangerous weather patterns from inspiring English sources
Rising temperatures mean dangerous weather patterns, like the floods that recently killed hundreds in Pakistan, India and China.
NEW BARACK: "Dangerous weather patterns and devastating storms are...giving rise to a frighteningly new global phenomenon: the man-made natural disaster.
OLD BARACK: "Dangerous weather patterns and devastating storms are...giving rise to a frighteningly new global phenomenon: the man-made natural disaster".
The SSC categories classified as potentially dangerous weather patterns are determined for a local area by calculating the historical number of deaths in the local region associated with those weather patterns.
Although a new forecast from the National Weather Service's Climate Prediction Center suggests that this dangerous weather pattern could revive in the fall, many in the parched regions find themselves in the unlikely position of hoping for a season of heavy tropical storms in the Southeast and drenching monsoons in the Southwest.
Hawaii, with its volatile weather patterns, can be a dangerous place for visitors who see it as a tropical playground.
These dangerous floods and droughts fit in with weather patterns we are witnessing across the country, increases in extreme weather events that scientists have linked to the world's growing heat-trapping greenhouse gas emissions.
Increasing temperatures, severe weather conditions and shifting weather patterns threaten agriculture, tourism and energy supply.
Offshore islands also experience the usual tidal patterns, and are the most prone to dangerous weather.
Dudi Sudibyo, an aviation analyst, said that Papua is a particularly dangerous place to fly because of its mountainous terrain and rapidly changing weather patterns.
It's the reality of a world drawn ever closer together and changing weather patterns that are altering the range and thus the dangerous collision between microbes, their insect vectors, and animals, including, of course, humans.
