Sentence examples for most recent storms from inspiring English sources

But when it comes to disaster relief, the link between church and state has never been stronger than during the most recent storms in the South, say federal officials and the leaders of faith-based disaster relief work.

The Oklahoma tornado, the largest and most severe of the most recent storms, struck around midday Tuesday, touching down in Caddo County before sweeping into Canadian County, where it devastated El Reno, a town of 15,000 people about 25 miles west of downtown Oklahoma City, officials said.

The most recent storms to directly affect the city were Hurricane Katrina and Hurricane Wilma, both of which struck the city in 2005.

So the government's relatively effective response to the most recent storm is an encouraging sign.

After the most recent storm, it lost the teahouse but the house is still standing.

The most recent storm TAs weathered followed reports suggesting the Department for Education was considering reducing the number of teaching TAs.

It fell to Sergeant Stewart to fan the area near the San Gabriel Mountains northeast of Los Angeles, looking for any sign that the most recent storm was about to wreak further havoc on the neighborhood.

Mr. Guardino, who served as a town councilman from 1981 until becoming supervisor in 1998, said the town had done a better job of snow removal in the past than it did in the most recent storm.

Robert Sudol, a 29-year Transportation Department veteran who has been spotting for years, put in 13 hours in the most recent storm, patrolling a stretch of I-195 in Monmouth County.

The most recent storm, Ernesto, hit Mexico as a hurricane on Tuesday, and has since weakened to a tropical storm.

PERCAST predicts the location and rate of rainfall up to 4 h using the most recent storm images to extract storm features, such as advection field and changes in storm intensity and size.