Sentence examples for increasing rain from inspiring English sources

The demolition work continued steadily into Tuesday afternoon, amid strong winds and increasing rain.

Not until Geoff Ogilvy birdied the 18th under darkening skies and increasing rain did the afternoon starters join the party.

The longer term track is still relatively uncertain, Morgan said, but looks to be taking a tropical low to the east of Darwin on Wednesday with increasing rain and thunderstorms and an end to the recent heatwave.

Two laps later, he was in for 'intermediate' tyres in response to increasing rain.

Asheton loved the road, despite having to dodge an increasing rain of coins and lit cigarette butts, lobbed by Iggy-inspired nihilist in the crowds.

Notably, climatic changes have been documented for the Hawaiian archipelago with significant trends in increasing temperatures (15 ), decreasing rainfall (16 ), and increasing rain intensity (17 ) over the past 30 years.

Whereas previously we may have only considered irrigated agriculture to meet local needs for food security, joined up thinking now gives us a far larger pool of solutions from which to draw, such as increasing rain-fed crop productivity together with safeguarding our valuable natural food production systems, such as river fisheries.

Changing weather patterns lead to drought and then famine, while increasing rains in other areas will create the breeding ground for disease and pandemics.

One girl complained that schools are being flooded, students and materials soaked because of poor infrastructure and increasing rains, and she blamed her government for ignoring the problem.

Climate phenomenon such as El Niño Southern Oscillation ENSOO) can influence VBD transmission by increasing raining events and flooding, multiplying breeding sites as well as providing mosquito populations with optimal temperature and humidity levels to survive longer periods of time [ 35].

In Tuscany, a Florence University study found that climate change will result in both increased temperatures and increased rain intensity, which could damage such wines as Chianti, Barolo, Brunello and Amarone.