Sentence examples for rain higher from inspiring English sources

Springwater is trapped by the terraces, and then evaporates, forms clouds and falls again as rain higher up the mountain.

"This year we have seen how climate change can amplify the impacts of hurricanes with stronger downpours of rain, higher sea levels and warmer ocean conditions favoring more powerful storms," Le Quéré said.

The roof is made to protect you from rain, higher Mobs and other outside perils.

In August 1926, fighting rain, high winds and 20-foot waves, Gertrude Ederle became the first woman to swim the English Channel.

You can set an alert for rain, high ultraviolet levels, T-shirt weather, cold and snow, and you can establish thresholds for each.

They are exuberant, unleashed from classrooms on the first sunny day after months of rain, high spirits frowned upon in the wartime Britain of the novel.

It said gusts could reach 130km/h (81mph) and "heavy rain, high tides and high seas" could lead to flooding, especially in coastal areas.

More rain, high winds and high tides are set to hit the south and west of the UK, causing further flooding.

However, heavy rain, high winds and puddles in one corner of the pitch frequently held the ball up in the first half.

The main threat to the population in South Asia stems from severe storms, which include thunderstorms that can cause torrential rain, high winds and even tornadoes.

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