All I hope is that we don't happen to be in the old canyon when that cloudburst you mentioned comes along.
Meanwhile a mass of black thunderclouds gathering on the horizon threatened one of those cloudbursts of extreme severity and suddenness so characteristic of the plains country.
No summer cyclones, no winter blizzards, no cloudbursts or bad thunderstorms.
Somewhere up the valley there had been a cloudburst, for overhead the sun was bright.
When the fury of the cloudburst had passed over, and the lightning no longer flickered in their faces, and the thunder growled away in the southeast, the risen water began to show its rolling surface.
The phrase "may do anything" will be as shockingly familiar as the first heavy raindrops from an impending cloudburst.
Do you mean that it would prevent the cloudburst?
But, as they say in my constituency, the darkest hour comes before another cloudburst.
