Sentence examples for hailstorms from inspiring English sources

The land is green but hailstorms, rains that came too late, then rains that fell too heavily, as well as infestations of insects, have left Goru Gutu starving.

Another group of researchers, based at Paul Sabatier University in Toulouse, France, is using lightning data to try to forecast the occurrence of hailstorms.

But perhaps the worst consequence of snowshowers, hailstorms and outright blizzards are the flight delays.

Many parts of Europe also suffered severe flooding in 2013, while hailstorms in Germany and France generated the largest insured loss from hail on record, $3.8 billion.

Pricey fertiliser and April hailstorms hurt the wheat harvest.

Others put cells through drastic temperature swings, artificial hailstorms and so on.

It also experiences spring cloudbursts and occasional hailstorms, both of which can be highly destructive.

Summers are warm and wetter (except in drought years), with occasional destructive hailstorms and tornadoes.

France, which produces 15 per cent of the world's wine and where the grape harvest was blighted by hailstorms, deluges and a heat wave, has been particularly hard hit, with production down by 20 per cent, and the inevitable consequence on wine prices.

Spring steers Drudgery and March hailstorms can make you doubt it, but, as MacCullum says, life does go on.

The half-built new main stand looked very exposed as a fierce Pennine wind whipped around the weather-beaten stadium and intermittent hailstorms threatened to give way to snow.