Sentence examples for stalled weather from inspiring English sources
Absent him, Delacroix led the movement in ways that churned it like a stalled weather front.
Cutting-edge climate science suggests that such stalled weather patterns could result from a slowed jet stream, itself a consequence — through principles of atmospheric science — of the accelerated warming of the Arctic.
Western Canada's recent string of intense, prolonged wildfires — such as a two-month wildfire in Alberta in 2016 that caused $3.6 billion in damages — is another example of stalled weather patterns, finds a second study published by the same team of scientists in the journal Scientific Reports.
This leads to stalled weather systems, which can lock in frigid air weather longer over lands, chilling them even further.
A comprehensive flood management plan was developed in 1984 following a severe flood caused by a stalled weather front that dropped 15 inches of rain overnight, killing 14, injuring 288, and destroying 7,000 buildings totaling in damage.
Last month, a stalled weather front dumped more than 13.5 inches of rain in a few hours on Long Island, flooding over 1,000 homes and businesses, opening massive sinkholes, and forcing hundreds to evacuate.
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A pair of 911 Turbos drag-racing in Los Angeles could stall a weather system over Nebraska.
The Magliozzis called them "cars that rusted even when they were rust-proofed," that stalled in wet weather and stumbled under acceleration.
If your flight is stalled because of local weather conditions, all flights will likely encounter delays so there's not much you or the airline can do.
Across the region the warm weather will likely cause an increase in construction that is usually stalled by the cold weather, said John L. Wieting, regional commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics in New York City.
