rainwater

Temperature swings are incessant and severe, as hot wastewater from showers and washing machines mixes with captured rainwater.

The stormwater pipes are important because they give that rainwater a place to go instead of pooling in streets or yards, causing floods.

Birds and high winds have broken some of the 650 unprotected neon tubes that stretch 4,400 linear feet, and rainwater has infiltrated the connectors.

They’ve uncovered spots others likely never knew about, like the New Jersey State Hospital for the Insane and the rainwater drains under Sydney.

Farmers have been struggling in India to grow crops, as they are still heavily reliant on rainwater.

The deluge comes from the ceiling, where excess rainwater has worked its way into the subway car from outside.

They had to stay on a patch of asphalt that had been put down to keep rainwater from bleeding into the contaminated soil.

A lot of older cities have sewer systems that take rainwater, sewage, and industrial wastewater in the same pipe.

Some solbreeders still exist on nearby anchored ships, living off fish and rainwater, and some hope of eventual rescue.

RH: The planking system drains into the plantings so only about 20 percent of the rainwater will go into the sewer system.

Here and there were small pools—mere discs of rainwater with a tinge of blood.

A little rainwater wont hurt meI aint neither sugar nor salt.

All my saved rainwater was turned brackish, save that in my largest vessel which was sheltered in the lee of the pyramid.

Common yellow soap is better than scented soap, and rainwater than ordinary water.

Some of it was carried along by rainwater, but generally it remained: in any case it was noxious and dangerous.