Sentence examples for to thunderstorm from inspiring English sources
noun
A storm consisting of thunder and lightning produced by a cumulonimbus, usually accompanied with heavy rain, wind, and sometimes hail; and in rarer cases sleet, freezing rain, or snow.
Conditions commonly leading to thunderstorm development occur along the warm side of the boundary line, or front, that separates cold, dry air from warm, moist air.
Results show that wind speeds with a high return period are always related to thunderstorm outflows.
A primary investigation on the along-wind responses of tall buildings to thunderstorm downbursts is presented in this paper.
In such a framework, it establishes the fundamentals of the structural response of ideal point-like Single-Degree-Of-Freedom systems subjected to thunderstorm wind actions perfectly coherent over the exposed structural surface.
A feature exclusively unique to ThunderSTORM is the possibility of specifying the threshold for detection of molecules using a mathematical expression with quantities based on raw or filtered images.
This occurrence often leads to heat waves, and to thunderstorms as the hot air rises.
"They're tied to thunderstorms, and also require something that will cause the rotation to occur, a wind shear".
The third round was tough, and, due to thunderstorms, play was stopped after nine holes and delayed until Sunday morning.
A tornado outbreak is the occurrence of several tornadoes over a region, usually due to thunderstorms embedded in the same synoptic-scale weather system.
When I have to recalculate my flight plan due to thunderstorms, mechanical problems or low fuel, I'm so stressed I can't add 2 and 2.
The hot weather is expected to give way to thunderstorms and potential flooding on Monday night.
