Sentence examples for rain results from inspiring English sources
Warm-cloud rain results when the droplets attain a sufficient size to fall to the ground.
East Gippsland is an exception, since most of its rain results from intense depressions centred east of Bass Strait in the summer.
"In the 14 years I've been here it's been the longest wet spell we've had," she said, adding that even in coastal communities from West Haven through Branford, where a one-inch rain results in a shellfish ban, beds have been closed "most of the time".
Heavy rain results in roads being closed around Oxfordshire.
In the 64 years since scientists began studying the ocean weather pattern, there have been fewer than two dozen El Niños, and they have produced wildly inconsistent rain results.
The failure of rain results in crop failure, impact food productions and usually results in food shortages in vulnerable parts of the population.
The Smithsonian Institution suffered roof leaks from heavy winds and torrential rain, resulting in a $2 million request.
Heavy rain resulted in water leaking through walls and buckling both layers of flooring.
Acid rain resulting from burning high sulphur content coal has virtually been eliminated; the loss of ozone from the stratosphere due to CFCs has been halted; pollution in our cities due to car exhaust fumes has been massively reduced.
More rain resulted in no play at all Friday and when Nadal and González finally resumed their match shortly after noon Saturday, the majority of the 23,700 seats in Arthur Ashe Stadium were empty.
Locations further north and west of the District (in the areas with the winter weather advisory) will probably experience an extended period of sleet/freezing rain, resulting in secondary streets and surfaces becoming a bit icy for a time.
