Torrential, loud, and going everywhere.
Weather
26 sayings for when that’s the situation. Every one comes with what it means, so you can use it right the first time.
Rain so heavy even the frogs are in trouble.
It's raining while the sun shines.
As hot as the hottest part of the flame.
Scorching — like a cheap gun that's been fired all day.
A storm's on the way. Get the laundry in.
Not a drop of moisture anywhere.
The kind of cold you feel somewhere personal.
Rain hard enough to carve ditches.
Bitterly cold.
Unbearably hot.
That's the staggerin' hidden toll of U.S. heat deaths.
U.S. heat deaths piling up hidden while folks stay inside.
Floods in Nepal didn't just damage hydropower—they showed the cost of betting the country on it.
No amount of hurryin' was gettin' them 150,000 travelers outta Indonesia once that volcano blew.
All the schedules and tickets in the world don't mean nothin' against a volcano eruption.
The human toll of the flood matters more than the property and livestock lost.
The typhoon's warning signs were plain long before it hit Japan.
The timelapse shows the typhoon creeping steady but sure toward Japan.
The storm that killed one as it pummels New York and New Jersey was no ordinary blow.
That tropical mountain's old snow was always livin' on borrowed time.
After ages of hangin' on, the island's snow is finally losin' its grip.
A deadly nor'easter pummels New York and New Jersey.
The toxic haze choking South East Asia has every neighbor sharing the smoke and the blame.
The haze smothering South East Asia crossed every border without an invitation.
Somber note on the human toll behind the record rainfall.
