Sentence examples for Down weather from inspiring English sources

However "blocks act like a traffic jam, slowing down weather patterns elsewhere".

So weather services currently attempt to track down weather systems using piloted planes that fly prescribed routes, taking measurements along the way.

If you want to escape the summer's up and down weather here in the UK, we've got good news and not so good news.

According to a subsequent article in the newspaper William Proenza, who led the Weather Service's southern region, said he was fired in retaliation for going public with the organisation's plan to shut down weather radars on sunny days in the south.

This wavy pattern in the jet stream has the direct effect of locking down weather patterns for weeks or even months, extending droughts or periods of unusually heavy rain — something the nation's capital can understand, having endured the wettest year in the city's history.

Evacuating meant powering down weather radar and sensitive equipment, and the radar remains offline.

Presented data clearly showed that high loadings of waxes reduce or at least slow down weathering.

Good riddance, March, and take your upside-down weather with you: the bizarre heat, the early blossoms in Detroit, the hailstones in Hawaii.

Common wisdom has been that bad weather at the shore -- and this has been a decidedly down-weather season -- is horrific for businesses that depend on three-and-a-half months of summer sales for most of the profits.

No call is turned down unless weather conditions do not permit flight.

'It always comes down to weather.