Sentence examples for frequent storms from inspiring English sources

The experience of frequent storms is one of incredible stress.

They must also withstand enormous waves, frequent storms, and corrosion.

The scientists agreed that unusually warm sea-surface temperatures were causing unusually ferocious and frequent storms.

But soon the persistent winds of the frequent storms or nortes began to tell on their nerves.

"We'll get frequent storms, one every few days," he said, noting that some will be rain and some snow.

The projections will help specific regions prepare for likely changes such as increased drought, worse flooding or more frequent storms.

Rising seas mean more frequent storm surges, and the Gulf Coast of Texas today and Sunday will be a giant meteorological laboratory for potentially record, and cataclysmic, flooding.

Net precipitation is high near the Equator and also in the belts of the prevailing westerlies where there is frequent storm activity.

In his book "On the Water," Nordenson and his co-authors, Catherine Seavitt and Adam Yarinsky, investigate what they call "soft infrastructure" proposals to combat rising sea levels and increasingly frequent storm surges — both effects of global warming.

Moderated by Chelsea Clinton, now a special correspondent for NBC News, the forum included four panelists from the fields of earth science, climate science, philosophy and sociology who reflected on how the likelihood of more frequent storm surges might be woven into the city's urban planning.

Hydropower (HP) generation is significant for energy supply especially in the climate convenient regions of the world, where there are frequent storm rainfall that provides support for surface flow, which is the main source of hydroelectric power (HEP) production.