Sentence examples for deep droughts from inspiring English sources

In coming years there will be plenty of big storms and deep droughts.

He said the plant would draw only a nominal amount from the aquifer -- 40,000 to 60,000 gallons a day -- and would truck in water during deep droughts.

Nearly invisible particles of "black carbon" resulting from incomplete combustion of fossil fuels from diesel engines are being swept thousands of miles from industrial centres in the US, Europe and south-east Asia, as is dust from Africa and the Middle East, where dust storms are becoming bigger as the land dries out, with increasingly long and deep droughts.

Virtually all of Nebraska is in a deep drought.

A second year of deep drought in much of southern and eastern Africa has ravaged crops, disrupted water supplies and driven up food prices, leaving 31 million people needing food now, and 20 million more likely to run out this year.

And as we drove around the impossibly cheery neighborhoods oozing with green grass and glowing flowers during a deep drought, and my ogling the improbably massive homes on smaller than postage stamp lots, I wondered where all the people where who lived in these piles of pseudo-modernity and Spanish Colonial architecture?

"Conditions are much improved by every metric," Hartman said, "but we remain in deep drought". .

Miller said Southern California's dry climate, deep drought and Mediterranean ecosystem make it ripe for ongoing fires.

But other countries nearby, like Indonesia saw a deep drought that worsened wildfires, shrouding the country and some of its neighbors in choking haze.

Officials said winter storms in coming months may boost the first 2017 allocation, but they point out that California's deep drought lingers.

Still, deep drought does provide a probabilistic predictive measure of the chance of epidemic SLEV transmission.