Sentence examples for severe rainstorms from inspiring English sources

As climate change causes more severe rainstorms, additional challenges arise.

But since late December, Southern California has been hit by severe rainstorms, with some areas receiving nearly a normal year's worth of precipitation in a few weeks.

Four million cubic yards of silt from the bottom of New York Harbor would be needed to raise the height of the property so that it would not be underwater during severe rainstorms.

In the first major paper of its kind, the researchers used elaborate computer programs that simulate the climate to analyze whether the rise in severe rainstorms, heavy snowfalls and similar events could be explained by natural variability in the atmosphere.

The difference of simulated traffic volumes between sets 1 and 6 is about 30%% during the days between 24 July and 30 July, which means the influence of r is more significant, especially for days with severe rainstorms.

Once awakened, the Pokémon travels to the Cave of Origin and causes a region-wide drought (Ruby) or severe rainstorms (Sapphire).

Last August, Jayden Foytlin, a thirteen-year-old girl from southern Louisiana, became trapped in her flooded house during a severe rainstorm.

A severe rainstorm brought on mud slides and flash floods that ravaged communities along the mountainous northern coast, including sections of the Caracas metropolitan area.

That has been criticized, in hindsight, as the equivalent of studying the weather patterns during a prolonged drought and concluding there will never be a severe rainstorm.

BEARS 23, RAVENS 20 Robbie Gould kicked a 38-yard field goal in overtime to lift host Chicago past Baltimore in a game delayed about two hours by a severe rainstorm.

The question before us is whether the reasonableness rule developed in the context of flood control improvements along natural watercourses should apply to cases in which a public entity diverts and rechannels water under a flood control system of dikes and levees that fail in a severe rainstorm, causing damage to properties historically subject to flooding.