Sentence examples for In meteorological from inspiring English sources

In meteorological terms, however, the island will have come as a warm relief after the chill that has greeted her elsewhere.

In meteorological parlance, the balloons are call sondes, a word taken from both French and German meaning 'probe.' The balloons carry atmospheric probes to heights of 30 to 35 kilometers. .

In meteorological storm parlance, what DeLay got was a massive supercell formation, an extraordinary structure so detailed that he was stunned when he studied the photo two days later.

In meteorological terms, a heat wave is defined as a prolonged period of unusually hot weather.

These include diurnal variation in the number and types of vehicles on roads, fuel types, local meteorology, seasonal variation in meteorological conditions, and contributions of emissions from multiple roadways [ 15– 17].

(c) Stress weather in Meteorological Roundtable appearance next week.

Saturday night's flurries were lovely but really just an amuse-bouche in meteorological terms.

We seem to have an almost pornographic interest in meteorological catastrophes.

He did not have a Ph.D., and his primary work was in meteorological science.

In the wispy documentary "Act of God," survivors of lightning strikes find metaphysical meaning in meteorological phenomena.

The WMO's new secretary general, Petteri Taalas, said: "In meteorological terms, this El Niño is now in decline.