The phrase "heavy precipitation" is correct and usable in written English. You can use it when referring to the amount of rainfall, snow, sleet, or hail in an area. Example sentence: "The forecast calls for heavy precipitation this evening, so be sure to bring an umbrella.".
Response teams in western New York, accustomed to harsh winters, were surprised by the unusually early and heavy precipitation.
It is also likely that future hurricanes will become more intense, with higher peak speeds and more heavy precipitation......
Some extreme weather has certainly increased (heat waves for instance, drought in certain areas, and heavy precipitation events).
The climate is hot and moist, with heavy precipitation throughout the year.
The wider western section is deeply eroded by numerous streams fed by heavy precipitation.
With the system came extremely strong winds, heavy precipitation, snowstorms, and cold temperatures.
Heavy precipitation and high mountains account for perennial snow cover at higher elevations and extensive glaciers.
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