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Meanings of torrential downpour in English
We have no meanings for "torrential downpour" in our records yet.
Usage of torrential downpour in English
1
An hour ago we had thunder and lightning, and a torrential downpour.
2
The worst of Wellington's weather should be over, after today's torrential downpour.
3
But the smoke of the torrential downpour still rose from the saturated earth.
4
A torrential downpour meant the expected queue of eager customers was heavily reduced.
5
After half an hour of that torrential downpour, Nepeese was soaked to the skin.
6
Sky News reported a thunderstorm and torrential downpour over one tiny section of North London.
7
All was lost in a torrential downpour of rain.
8
What should have been snow become a torrential downpour.
9
By eleven the rain turned into a torrential downpour.
10
A shower broke loose, a great, torrential downpour.
11
She pulled herself to her feet, soaking wet, covered with mud from her own torrential downpour.
12
He left me standing sopping wet in the shower, soaking up a torrential downpour of hot tears.
13
On the afternoon of August 3, a Friday, a torrential downpour hit New York City like a fist.
14
Caught in that torrential downpour, Tobin's army had no choice but to hunker down and wait for dawn.
15
In a torrential downpour, we slogged through ankle-deep mud and climbed into the backs of canvas covered trucks.
16
The proposal took place at the Hard Rock Cafe, Montego Bay, in the midst of a torrential downpour.
This collocation consists of:
Torrential downpour across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common