Sentence examples for more erratic rainfall from inspiring English sources

The climate in Nepal is already changing, with higher temperatures and more erratic rainfall patterns.

The former grow in regions that have reliably high, year-round rainfall; the latter occur in areas with lower, more erratic rainfall.

It is the more erratic rainfall in recent years, the increase in heavy downpours, and over-grazing of the river banks that are causing the river to flood and change course.

In its report to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change in July 2011, the government warned that increased temperatures – and thus evaporation – coupled with more erratic rainfall, are expected to reduce food production, increase disease and to already be affecting groundwater replenishment.

As both countries begin to face ever-increasing temperatures and ever more erratic rainfall patterns, they will be forced to find greater common cause in their shared water resources.

Declining and/or more erratic rainfall have resulted in farming becoming a less reliable source of livelihood, and the number of applications for clearing new farmland had declined significantly during the last five years (Forest Officer in Antanimora, pers.

"Whether you call it human-induced climate change or not, much of the region is getting hotter and dryer, combined with more intense, erratic rainfall and flooding in some areas.

The colonists could not have picked a more inhospitable environment: erratic rainfall, a desert-like coast, dry riverbeds, mangrove swamps, and valleys sunk below sea level.

For example, there is a business case for a commercial farmer to invest in irrigation to ensure higher yields when rainfall becomes more erratic.

Rainfall is more erratic and we have more droughts causing life-threatening fires across our continent.

Argan trees also play a crucial role in the battle against desertification in this arid region where rainfall has become more erratic due to climate change.