Sentence examples for a predictable weather from inspiring English sources

Tropical cyclone Latham is a predictable weather event in Australian political circles: starts with a slight breeze, ends with trees and houses being flattened and innocents fleeing the scene.

A centuries-long spell of mild, predictable weather blessed Western Europe with abundant crops, healthy populations and budget surpluses sufficient to finance projects like Chartres Cathedral.

In fact, many scientists are concerned this is a prelude to more extreme and less predictable weather.

The objective was to develop a time series for the wind speed with low effort representing a year in which untypically or hardly predictable weather conditions were excluded.

Say: "We're always here for you in an emergency, but not so much for predictable weather patterns.

The abundant sea was a also known for its calm waters and predictable weather.

Pacific, a new Chinese restaurant in Mount Kisco, might do for diners preferring the more predictable weather that indoor dining promises.

In short, late spring, early summer and late autumn offer more predictable weather conditions and better prices.

Predictable weather patterns in equatorial environments which produced constant temperatures, regular rains and seasonal storms are no longer behaving.

5.30am: Predictable weather update from our man in Beijing: There's no effing wind again, which means Paul Goodison's gold medal sail has been postponed.

But the authors of the report cautioned that crop prices may be more volatile because of less predictable weather patterns, speculators in agricultural futures markets and low levels of stockpiles of grains.