Sentence examples for rain forms from inspiring English sources

BBC Weather describes how freezing rain forms and creates weather havoc.

Rain forms in a cumulus cloud via a process involving two non-discrete stages.

But the cycle of summer corn ceremonies and continuous prayers for rain form the core of their ceremonialism.

The air descending over the subtropics has already lost most of its moisture as rain formed during its previous ascent near the Equator.

In recent weeks it has been frontal rain – formed where cold air meets warm tropical air – that has repeatedly flooded northern areas.

But look closely at Maisel's images of Vicálvaro and you can see nature reasserting itself, the wind and rain forming notches and rills around the edges of the simple rectangular blocks.

Development of oil (tar) sands in northeastern Alberta is of particular concern, contributing to the pollution of the Athabasca River, which drains into Lake Athabasca, and also to acid rain, formed from emissions released during processing of the oil sands, which poses a threat to Saskatchewan's forests.

A History of the Sky enables the viewer to appreciate the rhythms of weather, the lengthening and shortening of days, and other atmospheric events on an immediate aesthetic level: the clouds, fog, wind, and rain form a rich visual texture, and sunrises and sunsets cascade across the screen.

Low-level outflow boundaries from thunderstorms are cooler and more moist than the air mass the thunderstorm originally formed within due to its wet bulbing by rain, forming a wedge of denser air which spreads out from the base of the parent thunderstorm.

Clouds and rain form due to turbulent eddies in the atmosphere; therefore, as with high winds, it is possible that the mechanism for the observed result is an increase in small-scale turbulence.

Some 70% of the country is affected by acid rain formed in part by emissions from the coal-burning power plants that China currently relies on.