Sentence examples for weather intense from inspiring English sources

These countries face frequent extreme weather – intense rains, droughts and cyclones – and are exposed to floods and rising sea levels.

Executives often point to the strength that Lincoln found to bear the death and destruction of the war and to weather intense opposition and still not relinquish his mission.

Canada climbed back to the top of the ice hockey world with a team built by national hero Wayne Gretzky that weathered intense criticism early in the tournament but won its final three games to silence the doubters.

In summer (December February), subtropical highs are dominant, bringing protracted spells of fine weather and intense sunshine.

The truth is climate change has already given us ever more extreme weather, including intense heatwaves and rain storms.

It was two hours from the height of the storm, but Ranaldo says that the weather was "intense – metal garbage cans were flying down the street; on the west side the Hudson was starting to spill over the riverbank to the roadway".

"It brought very lively weather - intense rainfall, hail and thunderstorms," he said.

The dry weather and intense heat likely will continue through August, further damaging the corn crop, AccuWeather said.

Families are living in makeshift tents on the side of the road, bearing the brunt of hot weather and intense humidity.

In fact the worse thing would probably be if he didn't get his donut.' See you can put humor in just about any situation weather its intense, humorous (already), romantic (Eww!), or just plain normal.

The extremely sharp daily fluctuations of temperature in the high-elevation zone create conditions of intense weathering from heat and frost, producing enormous quantities of loose material in those areas.