Sentence examples for storm year from inspiring English sources
The phrase "storm year" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a year characterized by an unusually high number of storms or severe weather events. Example: "The storm year of 2020 was marked by hurricanes and wildfires that devastated many regions."
Open image in new window Fig. 6 The dampening effect of an earlier vegetation green-up date (GUD) on spring dust storm frequency in central Inner Mongolia, showing the dust storm outbreaks (DO) and pixel-scale (8 × 8 km2) GUD anomalies (ΔGUD) in a an extremely weak dust storm year (1997), b a medium dust storm year (2004), and c an extremely strong dust storm year (2006).
In the medium dust storm year (2004), 101 spring dust storms were recorded, and the satellite-derived area with earlier vegetation green-up was 42 % of the study area (Fig. 6b).
However, in the extremely strong dust storm year (2006), when satellite data suggest that only 18%% of the study area showed advanced vegetation spring phenology, 319 spring dust storms were observed (Fig. 6c).
He used to be a sailor but gave up the sea after a bad storm years ago.. View Article By Alan Burdick By Larissa MacFarquhar By Phil Klay By Amanda Petrusich.
These 3 years were selected to represent recent extremely weak (1997), medium (2004), and extremely strong (2006) dust storm years.
The first is that this was a storming year for television, on both sides of the Atlantic and one significant point in between.
Virtual reality (VR) startup Oculus Rift raised $2.4m from 9,522 backers in September 2012 – a storming year for big hardware projects on Kickstarter.
John Lewis, who runs the charts and analysis section of publishing industry magazine The Bookseller, gave a presentation outlining the latest sales figures, which suggest that 2014 is a storming year for children's (printed) books in the UK.
But a savage storm that year tore the fleet apart and six sailors were killed.
A storm that year had washed away huge scoops of the beach and taken many houses with it.
An additional storm per year is likely missing prior to the advent of new technologies.
