Sentence examples for intensive rainfall from inspiring English sources
To avoid irrigation he relies instead upon a six-week intensive rainfall period to bloom his plants.
If Climate change is leading to more intensive rainfall events, then previous above and below ground drainage systems will become expanded to cope with that change.
The phosphorus loss by surface runoff was focused at an intensive rainfall period (summer).
The unfortunate combination of intensive rainfall and strong earthquake probably decreased slope stability.
Besides the intensive rainfall during the sampling period, flooding did not occur or affect the production fields.
Excessive nutrients remaining on the soil surface lead to loss of the nutrients to the watershed by spring snow melting or intensive rainfall events (Little et al. 2005).
The seismic-triggered landslide on the left riverside was reactivated by intensive rainfalls to deposit a great amount of sediments on the riverbed that narrowed down the river width, increased the impact force, and diverted water toward Shan-An levee.
The selected plot is located in the Monthelie vineyard hillslopes (Côte de Beaune, France), where intensive erosion occurs during high-intensity rainfall events.
Delgado et al. (2011) also consider local site amplification and high slope failure susceptibility (for slopes with Fs ~1 and thus also prone to static failure) as important reasons for the far-distant triggering that may further be enhanced by the general seismic and climatic conditions (e.g., repeated seismic activity due to aftershocks and intensive antecedent rainfall, respectively).
Despite rareness of intensive and frequent rainfall events over Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA); an arid/semi-arid region, occasional flash floods occur and result in large amounts of damaging surface runoff.
Such species, however, have a poor reputation for tolerating waterlogged soils; paradoxically a phenomenon that may also increase in north-west Europe due to predictions for both higher volumes of winter precipitation, and short, but intensive periods of summer rainfall.
