Sentence examples for rain recorded from inspiring English sources

Within two years, he had a hit song, "Kentucky Rain," recorded by Elvis Presley.

Victor Cassella, a meteorologist at Brookhaven National Laboratory in Upton, said the 1.16 inches of rain recorded in February was the lowest since record-keeping began in 1949.

The new June record stood at 10.15 inches of rain recorded in Central Park as of last evening, with more than a week remaining in the month.

A search was initiated for a substitute, and Ken and Stan excitedly brought in a 45 of "September in the Rain," recorded by — Chad and Jeremy?

For one, Hurricane Connie in 1955 had saturated the state in August, leaving an average of 21.87 inches of rain and setting the record for the amount of rain recorded in Connecticut in one month.

Mr. Lightfoot, 31 years old, is very popular in his native country, but is known here mainly as the author of such popular folk songs as "For Lovin' Me," recorded by Peter, Paul & Mary, and "Early Morn ing Rain," recorded by Bob Dylan.

The weather was not all bad news for butterflies, with a number of brown species, which can tolerate some rain, recording good years.

Shemsanga et al. (2015) showed that except for 6 mm of rains recorded in 2009, there had been no May rains from 1991 to 2014 whereas May used to contribute significantly to HD in previous years.

Typhoon Agnes produced among the heaviest rains recorded during the 20th century in South Korea, with 28 inches falling over a two-day span.

Other events studied in the paper could not be directly linked to climate change -- including droughts in the Midwest last summer and heavy rains recorded in the United Kingdom, northern China, and southwestern Japan.

This is done by continuously adjusting X-band radar data based on the previous 5 30 min of rain data recorded by multiple rain gauges and propagating the rainfall estimates through a hydraulic urban drainage model.