Sentence examples for wet storm from inspiring English sources

The presidential candidates are hunkering down and trying to avoid looking partisan as this big, wet storm heads for the eastern seaboard.

But it was a wet storm, with 4.21 inches of rain at Guam's Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport Saturday, triggering a rare flash flood warning and setting a rainfall record for the date.

The state will get another taste of Florida-style weather over the next few days as another humid, wet storm system moves through.

The island's two highest peaks — Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa —  are getting hit with a cold, wet storm that has dumped about 2 feet of snow, and an additional foot of snow is possible when another storm hits the islands later this weekend.

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But Waipio lies low and exposed on the island's wet, storm-vulnerable side, and the valley was torn apart by tsunamis in 1946 and 1960 and flooding in the late 1970s.

Perhaps we should all brace ourselves to be bombarded with cell phone warnings about "tremendous big and tremendously wet" storms from here on out.

During strong El Niños, the subtropical jet stream that ferries wet storms over the jungles of southern Mexico and Central America moves northward, putting a train of storms over Southern California and the southern United States, Patzert said.

Strong El Niños bring a subtropical jet stream that ferries wet storms over the jungles of southern Mexico and Central America northward, putting a train of storms over Southern California and the southern United States.

California's drought has been worsened in recent years by a mass of relentless high pressure sitting atop the Gulf of Alaska, scaring off the cool, wet storms ferried by the jet stream away from the West Coast.

El Niño is a weather phenomenon involving a warming of the Pacific Ocean at the equator, between the Americas and the International Date Line, which causes changes in atmospheric conditions that, during the winter, can bring wet storms to soak California.