Sentence examples for wave of storms from inspiring English sources

Farther south, around Corpus Christi, a wave of storms in November and December dropped up to 10 inches more rain than usual, he said.

Progress in restoring power had been made, but Ameren said the number of customers without power rose Friday, to 570,000, with a new wave of storms.

Although 17 states were under some kind of weather threat, the heart of the first wave of storms zeroed in on southern Indiana, northern Alabama and sections of Kentucky and Tennessee.

Although 17 states were under some kind of weather threat on Friday, the heart of the first wave of storms struck southern Indiana, northern Alabama and sections of Kentucky and Tennessee.

Ms. Cooke, who said her husband had been skiing the backcountry for 30 years, has not felt right going out since the last big wave of storms and said she would probably just wait a bit longer still, until she and her husband were sure.

Coastal marshes absorb the wind energy and waves of storms, weakening their impact farther inland.

Film-makers often allude to the sensory powers of elephants; here, their ability to pick up the infrasonic sound waves of storms up to 500 miles away was clearly demonstrated.

In the Midwest, about 88,000 homes and businesses in Illinois and Missouri were still without electricity days after a wave of deadly storms.

The High Park Fire area has already seen mudslides that have closed the canyon several times in July since the first wave of rain storms hit the state.

Debris basins caught more than 1 million cubic yards of debris and mud during the last wave of winter storms, which Antonovich said highlights the need for greater capacity.

A second wave of marines stormed in, killing those in their way, he said.