Sentence examples for Have more weather from inspiring English sources

And it may not end until we have more weather stations on Antarctica and longer-term data that demonstrate a clear trend.

You might have more weather issues but it would make the course more difficult if that's what their goal is.

It would be advantageous to have more weather stations to reduce spatial interpolation errors in heat stress values.

This result is expected as farmers with more farmland would have more weather-related risks due to abnormal weather and change in the climate, which could lead to a greater demand for the weather index insurance to reduce potential losses.

I was told that my new home, positioned between the Delaware and Chesapeake bays, would have more moderate weather.

Because of climate change, we have more intense weather: more Katrinas and tsunamis, and the dangers of nuclear power are increased.

University of Georgia professor Alan Stewart and colleagues found in a 2012 study that people affected by or psychologically attuned (weather salience) to weather have more appropriate perceptions of weather forecasts and warnings.

The residents, many of them elderly or disabled, have more than winter weather on their minds these bitterly cold days.

Due to the rainy season we had, this disease is prevalent but if we have more normal spring weather next year it is quite possible the disease will not be seen at all.

The facilities are better because you have more space, the weather's better.

Mr. Steremberg insisted, "This will be a better change, a good change". Weather Underground will have more money to build weather models and to invest in Web design improvements.