Sentences with phrase «freezing rain hitting»

Stain Your Deck All that snow, ice and freezing rain hitting your deck this winter could have done a lot of damage to the stain and finish of the wood.

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Freezing rain happens when liquid water freezes when it hits a surface -LCB- like a building, vehicle, or a road -RCB-.

Residents across New York may experience some flooding as the freezing rain and melting snow hits, and Gov. Andrew Cuomo's office is urging citizens to take precautions in case that occurs.

Many clouds at mid-latitudes make rain by freezing water into ice crystals (which fall from the cloud then melt before they hit the ground), rather than by coalescing warm water droplets together.

The black - and - gold lepidopterans had just completed their annual migration from Canada and the eastern United States when the storm hit, pelting them with rain and snow and carpeting the ground with their frozen carcasses.

A freezing rain, followed by an avalanche of four feet of snow and winds of 70 miles an hour, hit thousands of cattle still grazing on «summer pastures» at a time when the animals had not yet grown their protective winter coats and were ill prepared for the harsh conditions.

The weather outside has been hit or miss lately (ie - lots of rain, freezing temps, wind, etc).

Welcome to December 2011, where in Texas it's already hitting freezing temperatures, and it's been raining for three days straight.

Sleet and freezing rain are not unheard of, but since they're uncommon we suggest you be careful on the roads when they do hit.

Use a clothes line: The sun and wind are very effective at drying clothes throughout the year (it even works in the winter, unless we hit long periods of below - freezing temperatures or snow and rain), and when drying clothes outside wasn't an option, we used clothes racks to dry them inside.

The worst hit portions of the state are experiencing freezing rain topped with snow which has caught many off guard.

Sleet and freezing rain are not unheard of, but since they're uncommon we suggest you be careful on the roads when they do hit.

The last winter I spent in Tampa, after a-sprinkle of rain, when the ground was at below freezing (I used to wear a leather - bomber jacket) caused the surface of the roads to became a «sheet - of - ice» my vehicle was hit by another vehicle.