Sentence examples for will get wetter from inspiring English sources

Models predict that the climate will get wetter, with more intense downpours in winter, putting more houses and businesses at risk.

"The wet will get wetter and the dry will get dryer," Isaac Held, a research scientist with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, told me.

Beyond that, says Dixon, if three-fourths of the models project that the Sahel (the area just south of the Sahara) will get wetter, for example, and a fourth says it will dry out, "there's a tendency to go with the majority.

"If the soil is dry, the thermals are stronger, and our new research shows that this makes rain more likely". Current models of future climate change broadly suggest that dry areas will get drier and wet areas will get wetter.

MAKE a big splash and you will get wet.

"They will get wet," she said, eyeing a cloudy sky.

Weather: If it's raining, the bomb will get wet.

("You will get wet. You may get soaked!" warns a sign before you board).

I let it fall, leaning over the path, so anyone who wants to ring the doorbell on a rainy day will get wet just trying to pass it.

You can roll up your pants or hike up your skirt, but if the water keeps rising you will get wet.

Officially 2,700 fans will get wet when it rains and they get a 50% discount on their season ticket prices: last night suggested that it will be rather more than that.