Sentence examples for more torrential from inspiring English sources

After a brief respite, waters began rising again yesterday in some places and meteorologists have predicted more torrential rains.

Last night 77 people were still missing in the Lockyer Valley area, with more torrential downpours hampering the search and rescue operation.

Perhaps the greatest risk from global warming, they say, is that important agricultural areas could dry out, hurting the food supply, as other regions get more torrential rains and floods.

A minor flood warning has been issued for the Georges river in Sydney and the city is set to cop more torrential rain throughout the morning, with predictions of falls of up to 100mm – and 200mm on the Illawarra escarpment.

Tropical Storm Fay came ashore on the Florida coast for the third time in less than a week on Thursday, bringing more torrential rain to the already waterlogged state.

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Or perhaps it's more like climate change: Ever-more torrential storms worsen seasonal floods and lift all boats in a swamp.

The same must be said of water, or more specifically, torrential rain.

In turn, that makes forests more resilient to torrential downpours, epidemics of insect-borne diseases and even climate change.

The national weather office predicted three more days of torrential downpours in the state with a population of nearly 70 million people.

Nine inches of rain fell in Carlisle in three days and, although floodwaters dropped yesterday, more storms and torrential rain are forecast for tonight.