Sentence examples for rainfall disaster from inspiring English sources

The new method was verified by applying it to the Tokai rainfall disaster and the Yahagi Dam basin, Japan.

It is clear that damaged caused by rainfall induced disaster in 2010 to the highways is 5% of GDP of the Saint Lucia.

"We can only issue a warning for heavy rainfall; the relief and disaster management is in the hands of the state government," he said.

A 2005 report by environmental group Greenpeace warned that global warming would leave the country open to the full gamut of climate disasters: erratic rainfall, worsening typhoons, flooding, landslides and more.

Several previous studies have examined the effects of temperature change, rainfall variation, and natural disasters individually on migration, but scientists have never managed to accurately compare the effects of these factors.

There is a very high uncertainty in predicting future ground disasters with rainfall and elucidation of the relationship between the slope collapse and piping phenomenon has been required (Araki et al. 2005; Iwami et al. 2013; Okumura et al. 2013; Araki et al. 2014; Araki et al. 2015; Yasufuku et al. 2015).

Rainfall-related sediment disasters can be accurately predicted using water- and sediment-dynamics models that are founded on realistic geomorphological characteristics and sediment flux of rivers.

Its location between 30 and 35 degrees in the southern latitude is akin to the Carolinas and Georgia in the Northern Hemisphere and you'll find similar weather but no major risk of natural disasters... Annual rainfall averages about 41 inches and occurs fairly uniformly throughout the year, with no real wet or dry season, although rain in the summer months of January and February is rare.

Thus most of the failures in dump sites relates to heavy rainfall, e.g. the 10 July 2000 disaster at Payatas, the largest dumpsite of Manila city, which occurred following the occurrence of two typhoons.

The goal in prevention performance of urban disaster is used as rainfall.

Slowly unfolding disasters like droughts, changing rainfall and desertification create different patterns of movement.