Usage Examples
Filter by Meaning To suddenly and heavily increase the flow of water in a river or stream
The sudden cloudburst made it impossible for the hikers to continue their trek.
The authorities warned the residents to stay indoors during the cloudburst.
The sudden cloudburst caused a landslide on the mountain.
The irrigation canal overflowed when the cloudburst hit the area.
The heavy rainfall cloudburst the river, causing a flood.
The river's water level increased rapidly due to the cloudburst, making it dangerous for swimming.
The fishermen waited for the cloudburst to end before setting out to sea.
The city's drainage system failed to handle the cloudburst, resulting in waterlogged streets.
The cloudburst filled the reservoir to full capacity, providing much-needed water for the city.
The dam was opened to cloudburst the water downstream.
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