Sentence examples for In some weather from inspiring English sources

In some weather events it may establish that there is no link, in others the connection may be weak or uncertain and in others it could be very strong, or almost definite, the group says.

"I've played in some weather before.

Under field conditions in small headwaters, the CSTmin remained in a water repellent domain throughout a 3-year recovery period, but the strength of water repellency diminished exponentially during wet conditions, resulting in some weather induced temporal variation in steady-state infiltration capacity (Kp).

In fact, some weather conditions resulted in overly complicated and unclear video recordings, from which algorithms were unable to recognize distinct features needed to hypothesis objects.

Light winds were reported in Cape Verde; some weather stations recorded winds of 35 mph.

With many forecasters unable to predict if it is going to rain on Thursday, how can you predict the weather in a hundred years? A. In some ways, weather prediction is harder because we are forecasting detailed short-term events that depend in detail upon our current weather.

Sven-Goran Eriksson has seen some weather in his time.

The ability to forecast tomorrow's weather is something farmers have at their fingertips in many parts of the world, but in some regions weather forecasting is much trickier.

We opened in some bad weather.

In a warming world, we expect to see increases in some extreme weather events.

"I've been in some rough weather for a while, with winds steady at 40-45 knots, with higher gusts," she said.