Sentence examples for weather lightning from inspiring English sources

They first tried to blame the weather (lightning) before faulting the institute that designed the signalling.

Officials at the National Interagency Fire Center in Boise, Idaho, said hot, dry weather, lightning without rain and a spate of new fires were taxing firefighting capacity throughout the region.

The inherent dangers involved in the pursuit of hazardous weather, lightning, wind, hail and rain brought him in touch with the divine.

But there are more ordinary delights here, too: a couple of children using the huge, rhubarb-like leaves of butterbur as umbrellas; a fledgling kingfisher that whirls by his boat on the Norfolk Broads and makes the day feel sunny even though it is not at all (for Mabey, a passing kingfisher is "a flash of fair-weather lightning").

Storm (Halle Berry) can control the weather, conjuring lightning bolts to do with as she will.

With a dicey Saturday weather forecast — lightning and thunder in the afternoon — the field was put in threesomes and will go off both the No. 1 and No. 10 tees beginning at 8 a.m.

The recipe for such strange weather: mix lightning with high-energy particles from space called cosmic rays.

After dividing the weather area, lightning density and maximum wind speed of each weather area are collected and the weather intensity is classified into a weather block as shown in Fig. 5.

Four sources of information were used to infer historic disturbance regimes and forest condition and to quantify the nature of disturbance since the early 1900s: (1) patterns of annual and seasonal weather and lightning strikes, (2) topographic variability, (3) records of wildfire, insect attack, and timber harvesting practices, and (4) early systematic forest surveys.

Trees in the Everglades, including wild tamarind (Lysiloma latisiliquum) and gumbo-limbo (Bursera simaruba), rarely grow higher than 50 feet due to wind, cold weather, and lightning strikes.

But Piano seems impervious to both the weather and the lightning bolts of criticism.