Sentence examples for intense thunderstorm from inspiring English sources

An intense thunderstorm crossed the central Italian peninsula on 5 September sending down baseball-sized hail on Naples.

That means that an intense thunderstorm that would today drop about 5cm (2 inches) of rain would drop 9cm in the future.

An intense thunderstorm flooded expressways in and around Toronto, shut down the city's transit system, closed one of its airports and led to power failures that affected hundreds of thousands of customers on Monday evening.

The knock-on effect of the sudden and shockingly intense thunderstorm that interrupted the preceding Group D match between France and Ukraine was a 15-minute delay to England's match, requested by the broadcasters.

Two songs in, when the rain starts to pour, the band throw a sweatshirt over their pedals and keep pushing as a more intense thunderstorm looms; by the end, Pratt is hitting himself over the head with the mic, falling to the ground, screeching amid thrashing teenagers.

An intense thunderstorm caused the stage to collapse at the Big Valley Jamboree Country Music Festival in Camrose, Alberta, on Saturday, killing one person and injuring up to 75 others, festival organizers and the police said on Sunday, The Associated Press reported.

About two dozen people were injured during the tornados and intense thunderstorms, according to the weather service.

When this air is forced to rise by the steep slopes of the Himalayas, intense thunderstorms and rain showers are produced in great abundance.

But today's sunshine will be interrupted in the mid-afternoon in the south when "isolated and intense thunderstorms" will start, reaching the north by the evening.

Temperatures could hit the hottest of the year on Friday - but torrential downpours and "intense" thunderstorms are also forecast to sweep across the country.

Most rain falls during the summer monsoon between July and September, often as brief but intense thunderstorms that can trigger flash floods in canyons.