Sentence examples for long thunderstorm from inspiring English sources

"Spellbound!" Sometimes it feels like Shutter Island is one long thunderstorm.

Organized, long-lived thunderstorm cells and complexes move at a right angle to the direction of the vertical wind shear vector.

Meanwhile, a "super derecho" — a long line of thunderstorms — swept from Illinois to the Atlantic Coast, killing at least thirteen people and leaving millions without power.

The conditions helped to form a long-tracked supercell thunderstorm that traveled from Sumter County to the coastal waters of Volusia County during the early morning hours of February 2 , 2007 producing three tornadoes along its track.

11 a.m. to 6 p.m. LONG MARCH PROJECT: THE THUNDERSTORM IS SLOWLY APPROACHING, by Qiu Zhijie, at Columbus Park, Mulberry and Baxter Streets, Chinatown.

Last June, not long after a catastrophic thunderstorm swept through southern Ontario, bringing a month's worth of rain in just a few hours, a group of seventy-five architects, engineers, and policymakers from sixteen countries gathered in the city of Waterloo to discuss how humanity will cope with its waterlogged future.

"In Kiev, we have water, gas and electricity all the day long - even during thunderstorms," writes Frances Schindler.

The climate is temperate with lengthy, fair to moderate summers (often broken by thunderstorms) and long, wet, dreary and cool winters.

Severe weather has become an almost routine part of life in Oklahoma City and its suburbs, a section of Middle America where the lore of twisters and thunderstorms has long been embraced and at times even celebrated.

The distance champ leapt to life just south of Tulsa, Oklahoma, in the middle of a long line of midafternoon thunderstorms on 20 June 2007 and then shot westward nearly to the Texas border a distance of 321 kilometers (almost 200 miles).

The distance champ (not pictured) leapt to life just south of Tulsa, Oklahoma, in the middle of a long line of midafternoon thunderstorms on 20 June 2007 and then shot westward nearly to the Texas border a distance of 321 kilometers (almost 200 miles), the researchers report online today in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society.