Sentence examples for rain-bearing clouds from inspiring English sources

One of the best-known techniques is cloud seeding, a process that attempts to bring rain to parched farmland by dispersing particles of silver iodide or solid carbon dioxide into rain-bearing clouds.

Evidence is now emerging that organic dust (the remains of living things) is especially good at creating rain-bearing clouds, by helping water to freeze and encouraging raindrops to grow quickly.

Some places had not seen a drop of rain for weeks thanks to a stubborn block of high pressure over the UK that has batted away much of our usual rain-bearing clouds from the Atlantic.

The remote sensing techniques developed in this study, allow warning of potential debris flow events to be derived before the triggering phenomenon occurs, by attempting to recognise the evolution if intense rain-bearing clouds.

The next set of clouds are the rain-bearing nimbostratus clouds.

When it is completely overcast, the clouds will always be rain-bearing.

Summer is dominated by a monsoonal (rain-bearing) tropical airflow from the sea.

WEATHER — Clouds, rain, sun — then clouds, rain, sun.

It's a little like saying that rain causes clouds.

Perhaps most exciting of all are the rain (nimbo) clouds, suggests Pretor-Pinney.

If I infer from observing clouds followed by rain that today's clouds will probably be followed by rain this can only be in virtue of an imperfect habit of associating rain with clouds.