Sentence examples for much-needed rain from inspiring English sources
Saturday brought much-needed rain to France's deep south.
For California and the American south-west, a vigorous El Niño is a blessing, bringing much-needed rain to the region in autumn and winter.
Another storm is on its way Thursday and Friday, and officials say it will sprinkle most of central California with up to an inch of much-needed rain.
The remnants of Hurricane Isaac, the slow-moving storm that disrupted the Republican National Convention and flooded towns along the Gulf Coast, brought much-needed rain to the Midwest on Saturday, along with scattered reports of tornadoes.
While a storm system moving through Friday is expected to cool parts of the region back toward what might be expected at this time of year and deliver much-needed rain, the pattern suggests more very hot weather ahead.
This year, with drought conditions persisting in much of the country, particularly Florida and the Pacific Northwest, some fire experts are warning that the fire season could be as bad as last year's, unless much-needed rain begins to fall.
Here in California--despite some recent much-needed rain--we are still in the midst of a terrible drought.
By Bob Coen GAZOURA, Niger, 3 August 2010 – Much-needed rains have begun falling across this parched West African country, breaking one of the most devastating droughts in memory.
UNICEF and partners respond as food crisis in Niger reaches a critical level GAZOURA, Niger, 3 August 2010 – Much-needed rains have begun falling across this parched West African country, breaking one of the most devastating droughts in memory.
In a twist of irony, the arrival of cyclones at the beginning of this year brought much-needed rains to the south, enabling farmers to plant their maize, sorghum and cassava crop.
Winter wheat output is expected a little lower than last year's record, reflecting extreme dry conditions that persisted in northern and northeast regions from January until late March before much-needed rains arrived.
