Sentence examples for frequent downpours from inspiring English sources

Warmer temperatures and frequent downpours speed up the breeding cycles of the insects.

The grass is greener in Denver this summer, thanks to frequent downpours that have eased the drought in Colorado.

Once again, despite the frequent downpours, the roadsides were filled with spectators, most of them rooting noisily for a British win.

Frequent downpours, he said, would actually flush out those habitats, wash away their eggs and make it more difficult for them to breed.

Even more so during the rainy season between April and November, when frequent downpours turn the country's few roads to glue.

They note that frequent downpours this summer in the New York metropolitan area are likely to have flushed storm drains that were stagnant last year because of a prolonged drought.

Fed by runoff created by the area's frequent tropical downpours, the river was subject to tremendous and rapid variations in its rate of flow.

The race has always been marked by extreme heat, generally around 35 degrees Celsius (95 Fahrenheit), combined with 80 percent humidity and frequent tropical downpours.

If you've ever been stuck in one of the city's frequent, torrential downpours, the usefulness becomes more obvious — especially in trying to issue a speeding ticket, for example, or check a suspect's criminal history while exposed to the elements.

Moyes will also need to adapt to the unusual atmosphere of the Anoeta, his new team's home ground, which can be a cold, sterile environment because of frequent winter downpours and an unpopular running track separating the fans from the pitch - a far cry from the intense and vocal grounds of England.

The center is a two-hour drive from the jungle city of Iquitos, in northeastern Peru, along an unpaved road that turns to deep mud and becomes impossible to pass during the area's frequent torrential downpours.