Sentence examples for widespread precipitation from inspiring English sources

"An abundance of Atlantic moisture getting wrapped into the storm will continue to fuel widespread precipitation, which should lift through the mid-Atlantic states and northeast Thursday into Friday," the agency said, in an advisory posted on its website.

The storm's slow forward motion over the state of Florida led to heavy widespread precipitation, locally amounting to 35 inches in Trenton, Florida between October 17 and October 22. Gale-force winds were also reported.

The remnants of Eloise interacted with another weather system, producing widespread precipitation across the Eastern United States, including portions of the Ohio Valley, the Mid-Atlantic states, and New England.

"Two consecutive weeks of widespread heavy … precipitation, augmented by above-normal autumn precipitation, produced major stream and river flooding in north-central California," the U.S. Drought Monitor's David Miskus wrote in a summary accompanying the drought update.

The remnant moisture, however, merged with a weather front to produce widespread and heavy precipitation.

It is unclear how widespread the pollution-induced precipitation reduction and the cooling effects are, Dr. Toon said.

Calcium carbonate (CaCO3) precipitation is widespread in low- to moderate enthalpy geothermal facilities tapping deep limestone/dolomite aquifers (e.g., Central European sedimentary basins) entailing elevated dissolved carbonate and carbon dioxide concentrations (Alt-Epping et al. 2013; Stober 2014).

The precipitation was widespread, affecting a large area of interior Western Australia.

Although the heaviest rainfall was mostly confined to southwestern parts of the state, precipitation was widespread within a northwest northeast feeder band over central and northern Georgia.

The deep, extensive, multilayer cloud systems, from which precipitation of a widespread persistent character falls, are generally formed in cyclonic depressions (lows) and near fronts.

Another recent study using the same approach found that the extreme precipitation that caused widespread flooding in southeast England this past winter has become 25% more likely to occur due to global warming.