"oncoming storm" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a storm that is coming or approaching, as in this example sentence: "We hurried inside to avoid the oncoming storm."
He says of several writer-friends that they "constituted what was called 'The New Journalism,' marked by an aggressive, menacing individualism, a natural and often savage style of writing, which brought a peculiar freshness of atmosphere as of oncoming storm into the placid, conventional newspaper world".
We have to remember to take care of ourselves and each other, build community, and hopefully weather whatever oncoming storm that's coming.
Essentially, the job of the storm chaser is to document, to spot storms, notify weather centers and newsrooms, and ultimately give anyone unlucky enough to be in the path of an oncoming storm enough time to get to shelter.
Essentially, the job of the storm chaser is to document, to spot storms, notify weather centres and newsrooms and ultimately give anyone unlucky enough to be in the path of an oncoming storm enough time to get to shelter.
Simple parameterizations of dune erosion are necessary for forecasting erosion potential prior to an oncoming storm.
The question is how Ruiz-Geli will weather the oncoming storm of attention.
Since then, windshear-related incidents have dropped considerably, thanks to FAA- and NASA-developed technology that warns pilots of oncoming storms.
There are few instances of petrels in culture, although there are sailors' legends regarding the storm petrels, which are considered to warn of oncoming storms.
With the emerging market economies slowing down, you might think our relatively weak position in these markets was turning into a short-term advantage - that the UK would now be relatively less affected by any oncoming storms in the developing world.
Early sailors named these birds "Mother Carey's chickens" because they were thought to warn of oncoming storms; this name is based on a corrupted form of Mater Cara, a name for the Blessed Virgin Mary.
Caught in this predicament with their homes still barely protected from more oncoming storms, they will continue to work to survive – and to have hope for the future.
