Sentence examples for storms caught from inspiring English sources

One day, a dense group of trees, agitated by winds and storms, caught fire.

Sunday's storm caught him and others relatively unprepared.

Buck and Conrad had been on their boat when a storm caught them off guard.

The ferocity of the storm caught many local officials off guard.

That storm, caught on video by several storm chasers, appeared white against the dark clouds of a supercell storm.

The man who was in charge of snow removal operations, Stephen Goldsmith, was out of town when the storm caught his city by surprise.

On Aug. 28, when the storm caught hundreds of East Coast communities off guard, Prattsville, a town 140 miles north of New York City, was among the hardest hit.

Frightening scenes played out across a wide swath of southern and central Virginia Thursday, as the storm caught many in the commonwealth off guard with its ferocity.

Fourteen people, mostly children, died when a storm caught a boating party on Lake Syamozero in northern Russia's Karelia region.

It is particularly important to point this out given inevitable rumblings that the storm "caught us by surprise" or "they never told us it was going to be a major hurricane". I recall worrying about my former Florida State University Meteorology classmate, Andy Devanas.

But when they were at sea off Iapygia, a great storm caught and drove them ashore; and their ships being wrecked, and no way left of returning to Crete, they founded there the town of Hyria, and abode in it, changing from Cretans to Messapians of Iapygia, and from islanders to dwellers on the mainland.