Sentence examples similar to recurring storms from inspiring English sources

Recurring dust storms plague the Earth along with a diminishing harvest of crops all from climate change.

Poor air quality and city shutdowns due to recurring massive dust storms are sparking protests in Khuzestan province.

Zimbabwe is faced with recurring droughts; and severe storms are rare.

What are useful answers to the recurring questions of a storm-threatened time – What can anyone do?

In this interpretation, the event would have been a recurring extreme, perhaps a storm surge or a tsunami, but being superimposed on a rising sea level would have had effects unsurpassed in the memories of the affected people and may consequently have led to the abandonment of the city in question.

Geomagnetic storms recur with an approximate 27-day period during the declining phase of a solar cycle.

Nor were droughts the basin's only problem; spring floods due to melting snows and seasonal storms were a recurring menace, especially disastrous in California's Imperial Valley where, even after the Mexican canal provided a more dependable water supply, the threat of flood remained at least as serious as before.

The West Virginia game had a recurring element to the Red Storm's trouble — a second-half drought at both ends.

The image recurs during the storm, when Pigott-Smith stares in horror at his open palm and declares: "Hide thee, thou bloody hand; thou perjured, and thou simular of virtue/ That art incestuous".

Curtis, who lives in a stretch of northern Ohio susceptible to tornadoes, has recurring nightmares of a huge, apocalyptic storm.

Severe storm damage has been a recurring problem to the Swedish forestry sector since, at least, the start of the19th century.