How to pronounce “rainfall” in English

rainfall patterns like impending droughts or droughts that are just getting going or floods or large shifts

regular rainfall year the risk of civil war is about twenty percent in the year following a drought it rises closer to

We're expecting widespread rainfall totals of 20 to 50 cm, locally more, and

It's low rainfall.

So here is our rainfall stations.

In three days of rainfall, it is full and overflowing.

Because of the ample rainfall that happens in the American Southeast throughout the summer, these peaches are just really, really dense and heavy and they're filled with water.

And our annual rainfall is really not that unusual compared to the rest of the country.

Moderate temperature and rainfalls.

And during heavy rainfalls, the thing caught on fire.

outlook is predicting temperatures and rainfall far outside of global averages.

fetch of moisture and heavy rainfall aiming at that beleaguered island.

Areas which have a very high rainfall, for example, in the tropical area, getting water from the clouds are less salty, as compared to other areas which are,

We actually have about 500 rainfall stations now.

And so this could be rainfall, this could be heat, doesn't matter.

So it's not just rainfall and temperature.

This is just an ordinary rainfall, and the rainy season runs from essentially--

going to be people whose rainfall patterns change or even think they change.

always pray people don't underestimate the power of heavy rainfall and and water.

Then, when a heavy rainfall or snowmelt happens— or another destabilizing event, like an earthquake or volcanic eruption— gravity can pull large amounts of rock down the slope all at once.

And what that means is that when you have rainfall, well, it affects rainfall in two different ways.

But it's actually a map of the annual rainfall.

So we are living in a very high rainfall area.

They can calculate rainfall to one hundredth of an inch.

some of the monsoons and that you begin to shift rainfall patterns around, you begin to shift agricultural food growing patterns around; could have huge impact on millions

patterns, rainfall, by continuing to dump CO2 into the atmosphere.

you'll have between these amount and that amount of rainfall.

They can bring a lot more rainfall to the, you know, Peru, Ecuador, and Chile, and have devastating consequences there.

it's been a very disappointing harvest due to the lack of rainfall and extreme heat.

Normally, we would see more rainfall in the course of the autumn.

shadow, where you get hardly 300 millimeters of rainfall, you can have more than enough water for drinking water purposes, for agriculture,

in the climate, changing the distribution of rainfall and drought and where we can grow crops to feed 7 billion people.

In 2015, there was a rainfall event, very, very rare there.

A 3,500 year drought, where rainfall was at about 13 inches, dropped down to about seven inches a year for 3,500 years.

So what does that mean to the small farmer who is reliant on just rainfall and doesn't have the systems in place to get water to their farms?

Yeah, you know, hurricanes are very efficient rainfall producers because they are, for lack of a better term, a blob of tropical moisture.

Politicizing a pandemic as bad as rational lash, using your hands to catch rainfall.

very, very controversial because it can have all sorts of knock-on effects on rainfall in other parts of the world.

So CO2-driven warming has a different effect on temperature in San Francisco than it does on rainfall in South India.

You know, desert kind of rainfall.

So if you can read the legend there, it's between 0 and 600-- The annual rainfall in Dublin at the greater Dublin area

Surface temperatures are higher in many places, and even where rainfall is identical in volume to what it has been historically, the intervals between one rain to the next rain

And therefore, we lose as much as 90% of the rainfall now because these intense rainfalls come at longer intervals after the hard pack of the soil.

There's not as much variability based on seasonal weather patterns and rainfall.

What is this gonna do to rainfall?

So it's not the total rainfall that's so crazy around here, right?

Um in California, they're likely to have um really significant um rainfall

And then immediately afterward, there's a period in which we have really intense rainfall, and that can produce

clear, and that is once the the the back of the drought breaks and we do see what I would call meaningful rainfall,