Sentences with phrase «drenching rains»

Several months later, the pole still stands straight, despite gusty winds and drenching rains.

The first thorough federal review of research on how global warming may affect extreme climate events in North America forecasts more drenching rains, parching droughts (especially in the Southwest), intense heat waves and stronger hurricanes if long - lived greenhouse gases continue building in the atmosphere.

Watch the weather forecast to enjoy uncrowded beaches on beautiful days or plan your visit to witness the howling winds, drenching rains and crashing waves that have shaped the landscape.

Even after the recent drenching rains, water levels remain perilously low.

We think the Coleman Sundome is a top contender for the best 4 person camping tent, because it stands up to more than 35 mph winds and drenching rains, remaining damage - free and bone - dry.

Even though the forecast today calls for «drenching rain» (yikes!)

Thanks to the drenching rain I had ample opportunity to research the SL's structure, and my findings mirror Wes» comments: from inside the car, there's no audible indication this is a convertible.

(At least an hour before the opening of his latest New York gallery show, «Thinker,» at Pace on West 25th Street, a line of young fans stretched down the block, despite a drenching rain.)

A drenching rain.

All the houses there had metal ceiling and when it rained the noise from the drenching rain was fabulous.

Not exact matches

While Harvey is technically packing less of a wallop as a tropical storm, heavy rains are still drenching parts of southeastern Texas and neighboring southwestern Louisiana, complicating rescue missions and compounding the misery for millions of Americans.

This book is not just a few drops of water on the parched earth» which itself would have been welcome» but a drenching, reviving rain.

It's been a real grillin» weekend around here, in spite of the drenching afternoon rains we've gotten just about every day.

So the three of them gathered in Louisville last Saturday as a cold rain fell on Churchill Downs, drenching the crowd of 151,616 that had come for the 139th Kentucky Derby.

It did not need rain, then; any drenching would do.

The tropical rain fell in drenching sheets, hammering the corrugated roof of the clinic building, roaring down the metal gutters, splashing on the ground in a torrent.

If you think it might rain, bring an umbrella — after all your efforts, you don't want your look to be ruined by a drenching on the way to the interview.

Though heavy storms swept through the state at the end of March — drenching the lowlands with rain and dumping up to seven feet of new snow in the Sierra Nevada — state officials on April 1, considered the end of California's wet season, said the snowpack had an estimated water content of just 32 percent.