Sentence examples for rainfall is likely from inspiring English sources

Rainfall is likely to decrease, but when it does rain, it's more likely to pour.

"Very heavy rainfall is likely to cause life-threatening flash floods and mud slides in the states of Nayarit, Jalisco, Colima, Michoacan and Guerrero through Saturday".

Professor Adam Scaife from the Met Office says "we do expect that winter rainfall is likely to increase in the future [as temperature rise]" because "as the air warms it can hold more water".

Changing weather patterns mean that heavy rainfall is likely to occur more often and local authorities need to make sure they take their new duties seriously to manage risk from this type of flooding.

A Japanese model that he has applied to southern India predicts that a still more rapid decline in rainfall is likely.Such a fall may matter little for states such as Kerala in the south, which gets a monthly drenching of 50 centimetres (20 inches) during the wet season.

In addition, Bokspits rainfall was also representative of Kgalagadi South area, and its low rainfall is likely to be limiting to livestock population growth.

Dr Peter Stott, of the Met Office, said more extreme rainfall was likely to be the most noticeable impact.

In the Moore area, hail, strong winds and rainfall are likely, but the tornado threat is considered to be very low because of cool air temperatures.

The model results suggest that rainfall was likely the principal cause of the variability of yeast efficacy reported for previous preharvest orchard trials spanning two successive years.

However, considering the typical hydrological conditions for the triggering of shallow landslides in New Zealand (Douglas et al. 2006; Wilkinson et al. 2002; Hawke and McConchie 2011), the hydrological effects of vegetation are strongly seasonally dependent and the stabilisation effects during intense and prolonged rainfall are likely to be limited.

Against this background of inadequate funding for the sector, theoretical model simulations of the climate change in Burkina Faso projected that by 2025, an average temperature increase of 0.8 °C and a relative decrease of −3.4%% in rainfall are likely coupled with a very strong seasonal and inter-annual variability (PANA 2007).