Sentence examples for prolonged dry spell from inspiring English sources

Drought is no stranger to much of the country this year, with 29 states suffering through a prolonged dry spell.

But water levels at hydroelectric plants have fallen to less than one-third of capacity as a result of the prolonged dry spell, which has affected even some tributaries of the Amazon.

Under a comparable increase in monthly temperatures but this time with limited increase in rainfall in Bako and Melkassa, the results support the value of planting later in an attempt to secure adequate moisture in the soil, hence reducing the sensitivity of- and the risk of- prolonged dry spell at early sensitive growth stage.

And as we settle into 2019, commentators are now split between those who believe the dip was just a correction - and therefore signaling a good time to buy - and those who believe this is the beginning of a much more prolonged dry spell.

But Paramount is coming off a prolonged dry spell and heavy financial losses.

It is ironic because scientists increasingly believe there is a linkage between the prolonged dry spell and climate change.

A scientist investigating the incidents said he believed that the most likely explanation in the drought-stricken state was lightning balls, common during prolonged dry spells.

There is little reliable seasonal variation, but the months of March through May offer the best chance of prolonged dry spells.

After prolonged dry spells, such as we have had in recent years, the top layer of soil must become saturated before moisture can start dripping down into the lower strata.

The freshwater flow of these rivers decreases during prolonged dry spells, increases the level of salinity and eventually worsens drinking water scarcity in the region.

The country witnessed late on-set of rains, erratic rainfall, floods and prolonged dry spells this year.