Sentence examples for severe record from inspiring English sources

When weather goes into a holding pattern consequences can be severe: record rains; deeper, drier droughts; a longer, more intense wildfire season; and longer periods of life-threatening heat.

Tooth specific CAL and PPD values were generated by selecting among the site-specific recordings as the most severe recording for each tooth present, irrespective of site location of the recording.

California is currently grappling with a severe, record-breaking drought, which has led to mandatory water restrictions across the state.

That's significant because the second-warmest year, 1998, saw the most severe recorded instance in the 20th century of El Niño, a cyclic warming event in the tropical Pacific.

This outbreak has been the most severe recorded to date and has affected around 4000 people.

Last winter was Edinburgh's most severe on record since the 1960s.

But the German outbreak is now one of the most severe on record.

But scientists with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration cautioned that it would take a while to recover from the drought, one of the most severe on record.

"If the forecasts for a longer dry season hold, this suggests 2015 will rank among the most severe on record," said Dr Robert Field at Nasa's Goddard Institute for Space Studies.

The current drought in California, one of the most severe on record, could have been exacerbated by marijuana cultivation, scientists say.

But it would seem that one of the key triggers for the 2011 Syrian uprising was the 2006 to 2010 drought, the most severe on record in this fertile region, itself probably caused or exacerbated by climate change.