Sentence examples for destructive weather from inspiring English sources
And the destructive weather is likely to continue.
Destructive weather is a warning against our meddling with Nature, our obliviousness to her sensitivities.
The ENSO cycle is important because of the great reach and consequence of the destructive weather it leads to.
Weather The Miami Hurricanes are named after a fierce and destructive weather event, something that only the unaffected could ever consider anything other than just plain awful.
Four of the seven Central American countries are among the 20 reckoned to be the most vulnerable in the world to destructive weather.
It could, for example, improve meteorologists' ability to monitor destructive weather like "super" thunderstorms, hurricanes and solar storms, which can disable the electric power grid.
Even when not outright destructive, the weather remains unbearable.
"But so too are the increasing number of destructive extreme weather events – floods, droughts, massive wildfires, extreme heat, unprecedented hurricanes … This puts a human face on the issue of climate change".
Derechos are the second most destructive hazardous weather events in Arkansas.
The discovery, announced in Paris on Tuesday at a meeting of astrophysicists, could lead to better forecasts of solar storms and other types of potentially destructive space weather.
Thus reconnection at Earth's magnetopause can cause destructive space weather that can damage satellites, threaten the health of astronauts, and disrupt communications and energy grids on the surface.
