noun
definition
A storm characterized by substantial, heavy rainfall.
Examples of rainstorms in a Sentence
Formed mostly of horizontal strata of varying hardness, they present a series of terraces of minor plateaus, rising one above the other, and intersected by small ravines worn by the occasional rainstorms which burst in their neighborhood.
We were drenched by rainstorms, burnt by the strong equatorial sunshine and Lenik nearly got swept down one of the rivers.
The weather was very pleasant in December although slightly humid and during the second week we did have several monsoon rainstorms.
In late June heavy rainstorms across the drainage basin increasing runoff to approx.
The weather took a hand, and the schedule had to be chopped and changed as severe rainstorms swept across the airfield.
During this time of year in particular there can also be daily afternoon rainstorms.
Unfortunately we could n't bring the Sevens as they were grounded on Saturday afternoon after rainstorms of biblical proportions hit Norfolk !
While the pine needles are lightweight, they can withstand wind and rainstorms.
Slicker - This solid vinyl, shiny bright raincoat style is a wonderful way to have fun while shedding cold-weather rainstorms.
Snow sports lovers and backpackers need essential warmth and protection from unexpected rainstorms and showers.
The restaurant's exciting Polynesian ambiance features light tropical rainstorms and a top-40 band performing from a thatch-covered barge on the pool, a dance floor built from the remains of the S.S.