Sentence examples for strong drying from inspiring English sources

In October, a series of violent thunderstorms, followed by a strong drying wind, signals the beginning of the dry season.

It has highlighted "particularly strong drying trends" in south and southwestern Australia in the months of May and July and says it is likely climate change is making drought worse in both south-east and south-west Australia, some of the most productive farmland in the country.

There is compelling evidence of a strong drying trend starting in the early 1960s with lowest precipitation rates in the late 1990s.

The enhanced contrast leads to a stronger drying effect of the mixing of the FT air at the capping inversion, resulting in a reduced LCC (Brient and Bony 2013) and a deeper BL (van der Dussen et al. 2015).

Stronger drying of the climate is documented after ~ 10 Ma, as shown by carbon isotopes in pedogenic carbonates, increasing hematite/goethite values offshore Oman and falling sediment supply rates in the Indus Fan, caused the rainfall maxima to migrate south in the Himalaya.

In winter the strongest drying is projected around the eastern Mediterranean, the coastal Levant and North Africa (−10% to −25% in 2010 2039, −20% to −35% in 2040 2069 and −30% to −50% in 2070 2099), consistent with the studies mentioned earlier.

Strong, dry winds were the most immediate contributor.

But cidre brut is a strong dry cider of 5% alcohol or more.

Or there's the strong, dry 2009 Geoff Merrill Mount Hurtle Rosé (14% abv) at Morrisons for £6.99 – it's almost a red.

And in my experience, the combination of scorching temperatures and strong, dry winds does not bode well for lizard-finding.

Melbourne is expecting a top of 34C on Monday but temperatures will nudge 40C in the Mallee district as strong, dry northerly winds blow.