torrential

IPA: tɔrˈɛntʃʌɫ

Examples of "torrential" in Sentences

A lot of what she called the torrential downpours we're getting now, Wolf.
The cars rejoin the start of the grid in what can only be called torrential conditions.
Gave his record-length inaugural speech in torrential rains then died of pneumonia a month later.
This happened during what is being described as a torrential downpour around mile-marker 73 near Verona.
In 1963, in torrential rain, the sorting office slid slowly and without bloodshed into a quarry, and lay there at 45 degrees for many years.
Much of the city and suburbs are recovering after up to 7.5 inches of rain came in a "torrential" downpour from the Friday night and Saturday's storm.
Stuart Shepard of Focus on the Family, one of America's leading evangelical groups, was shown in a video filmed at Denver's Invesco Field, where 75,000 are expected to cheer Mr Obama on Aug 28, asking Christians to pray for "torrential" rain.
Even small rises in global temperatures will have such likely impacts as: sea level rise; more frequent heat waves, droughts, and extreme weather events such as torrential rains and floods; increased tropical diseases in now-temperate regions; and hurricanes that are more intense.