Sentence examples for deadly weather from inspiring English sources

My theme was energy; scientists were making it clear that deadly weather had some relationship to our consumer society.

Polls say a larger majority of Americans from both parties see recent waves of deadly weather as a sign of climate change.

They say the spate of costly and deadly weather events over the last year has turned climate change into something tangible for many Americans.

The show is anything but timid about tugging heartstrings; wildly melodramatic profiles of survivors of deadly weather are a staple -- the kind of programming that some weather wits refer to as "weather porn".

Typhoon Jebi, whose name means swallow in Korean, is the latest spate of record-breaking, deadly weather patterns to hit the nation this summer, after historic floods, landslides and a heat wave together killed at least 300 people.

The burst of deadly weather began last week, when more than a dozen twisters touched down in North Texas late Wednesday, and one of them, in Granbury, killed six people and destroyed or badly damaged 90 percent of the homes in one subdivision.

Tornadoes, the deadliest weather disaster to hit the country this year, present a particularly thorny case.

Extreme rains — along with the flooding, landslides and other devastation they cause — are some of the deadliest weather events worldwide.

Robinson realized that while freezing rain is by far the deadliest weather hazard out there, including the threat posed by tornadoes, the way accident data are collected and classified doesn't reflect that fact.

The rains are the deadliest weather-related disaster in Japan since two typhoons struck in quick succession in August and September 2011, killing almost 100 people.

It may turn out to be one of the deadliest weather-related disasters to hit the southern hemisphere," said WMO Secretary General Petteri Taalas.