Sentence examples for indicated a storm from inspiring English sources

In New Orleans, observations at the backwater of the Mississippi River indicated a storm surge of about 6 feet in height on the morning of September 27.

Seeing so many boats in dock would usually indicate a storm is coming, Mr Lang says.

For example, the size of individual sand grains can indicate a storm's strength because heavier grains are carried farther inland in only the strongest storms.

In sharp contrast is "Cloud Study, 6 September, 1822," in which a boiling front of agitated nonshapes, with a dark base leading up into foamy whites and grays, seems to indicate a storm in the process of becoming.

The K index quantifies disturbances in the H component of the Earth's magnetic field with an integer in the range of 0 to 9, with 1 indicating calm conditions and 5 or more indicating a storm.

At 10 00 a.m., Coast Guard stations and United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Weather Bureau offices at Lake Superior ports raised white pennants above square red flags with black centers, indicating a storm warning with northwesterly winds.

Listen for the accompanying sound of thunder and the flash of lightning, which indicate a storm.

In Shellie Schneider's "Stardust," flecks of gold leaf twinkle above rhythmic bands of dark red and blue collage that indicate a storm-tossed sea.

However, post-season reassessments indicated a tropical storm had in fact formed three hours earlier.

The next day, observations from a station at Cabo Gracias a Dios and a ship indicated a tropical storm had developed off the eastern coast of Honduras.

Reports from a ship on October 10 indicated a tropical storm with sustained winds of 45 mph (75 km/h) and a minimum barometric pressure of 1008 mbar.