Sentence examples for intensive storms from inspiring English sources
'intensive storms' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to storms that are more severe than usual, usually due to the increased intensity of rain, wind, and/or thunder and lightning. For example, "We've been experiencing some very intensive storms this summer."
A good part of the rainfall occurs as very intensive storms resulting mainly from cyclones generated in the Bay of Bengal especially during north-east monsoon.
The actual force of the most intensive storms could be even greater than forecast, he adds, "because even the model's improved resolution can't mimic real storm dynamics perfectly" and tends to understate maximum wind speeds.
The review reveals the need for more modelling of deciduous forest, for progressively more sparse forest and for forest in regions with intensive storms and the consequent high rainfall rates.
They should ensure that their buildings and equipment are retrofitted for resiliency in the face of more frequent and intensive storms.
Intensive storm-focused sampling and continuous turbidity monitoring were employed to quantify pollution at two locations in the Guadalupe River Californiaa, USA).
Mean sea level may rise permanently due to global climate change (eustatism) and occasionally due to tides and intensive storm events.
Both time periods contain intensive magnetic storms.
Charles Tucker, chairman of the National Flood Forum which represents 150 community flood action groups, said intensive rain storm events – of which there have been seven since the beginning of June – can strike at any time.
The present paper has used a comprehensive approach to study atmosphere pollution sources including the study of vertical distribution characteristics, the epicenters of occurrence and transport of atmospheric aerosol in North-West China under intensive dust storm registered in all cities of the region in April 2014.
During the most intensive phases of the storm the oscillations were so rapid that only few observations could be made.
These areas have intensive agricultural activities, and dust storms carrying fertilizers may have significantly contributed the high nitrate values although the influence of dust accumulation in the rain samples between the rains events cannot be ignored either.
