Sentence examples for weather phenomena from inspiring English sources

A strong El Niño, as well as other weather phenomena, raised the temperature further this year.

Each broadcast features hard facts about weather phenomena and climates around the globe.

Severe weather phenomena, such as tornadoes, are rare and usually are restricted to late summer.

At the festival, scores alluded variously to earthquakes, glaciers, long nights, weather phenomena, and — inevitably — a volcanic eruption.

In research, he said, every nation would benefit from more systematic studies and observations of weather phenomena.

At Woburn they are named "Tempest", "Typhoon" and "Tornado", not weather phenomena that are common in Bedfordshire.

also linked a number of extreme weather phenomena to climate change in a floor speech, including tornadoes.

He also discovered macrobursts and microbursts, weather phenomena that are associated with severe thunderstorms and are hazards to aviation.

Although he already had an interest in weather phenomena, he had none in golf and missed the news about what happened at the United States Open that day.

The shift may have been driven, at least in part, by growing concerns about extreme weather phenomena — the withering drought in California, for example.

"If you add the background global warming to natural weather phenomena, there's a tendency to break records left and right," Le Treut told AFP.