Sentence examples for see monsoon from inspiring English sources

The south and west have their monsoon from May to September while the north and east see monsoon rains between October and January.

After two years of fiascos derailing its showcase Daytona 500 (see: monsoon, 2009; potholes, 2010), the driving-in-circles set could use a lift — and being reminded that it has been 10 years since Dale Earnhardt was killed in this race does not exactly fall in the uplifting category.

Her Becky is Reese Witherspoon, who had contacted Nair out of the blue after seeing Monsoon Wedding to discuss the possibility of working together.

For further information on prominent monsoon regions, see Indian monsoon, West African monsoon, Malaysian-Australian monsoon, and North American monsoon.

While Sri Lanka always sees heavy monsoon rain this time of year, the precipitation of the past days and its impact across the affected regions is far worse than other years.

I think that one has to be careful in drawing global conclusions from local or even regional trends or events (read Sandy!) What this paper does is show that if one carefully considers the larger scale aspects of the monsoon including the oceanic monsoon (see some of the papers by Winston Chao a decade or so ago: thoroughly recommend) then one can start to see trends on a global basis.

"Weak industrial output and very poor exports suggest that there is rate cut scope, but we need to see how the monsoon develops and what the outlook will be for food prices by then".

You saw the monsoons on the course, but what you missed was the deep wells of mud everywhere else.

Using the locally defined rainfall-based criteria for declaring the summer monsoon onset (see the "Methods" section), the Philippine summer monsoon started on June 9 , 2013

The pre-monsoon season is worst affected with WQI falling largely into poor category throughout the study period with slight improvement seen in both monsoon and post-monsoon seasons.

See articleAfter unusually severe monsoon flooding in South Asia, the United Nations gave warning that, with 28m people directly affected, millions faced risks to their health from a lack of clean water.