This lovely, keenly observed journal entry is included here to represent the Romantic poets' fascination with all forms of weather, including rain.
If you're not fit, the captain won't even think twice about taking you for no cost you must be able to do everything you're expected to do, in all forms of weather and regardless of the condition of the sea.
Precipitation of such intensity is not really a form of weather; it's closer to a spiritual condition, a portent of sin and violence in a fallen world.
A team has found the first evidence that stars, just like some planets and moons, can experience a form of weather: clouds forming, dissipating, and roiling above their blazing-hot surfaces.
The impact and comprehensiveness of such power wielded by a chief, for example, reaches into all areas of life of the tribe: provision of food, fertility, weather, all forms of communal life, and protection against enemies and misfortune.
Its central character is a peasant woman, Radha (Nargis), whose determination to weather all forms of social and personal adversity without compromising her honor becomes a symbol of India's own pride as an ancient culture and a new democracy.
Susannah Nevison, once an avid swimmer, has given up trips to the pool, along with "pretty much all forms of extraneous movement" because the weather has turned her pristine underwater escape into "a water-filled, people-packed subway car of a pool".
It's brought nature, greenery, flowers, shade and water into the center of the city — a sensuous oasis that captures ocean breezes, mists and varied forms of weather.
Biomechanical disruption is a form of weathering that involves fungal hyphae and microbes penetrating minerals along crystal planes or tunneling into minerals25.
Some forms of weathering are negative feedback processes: for example, sandstone boulders may develop a "crust" over time that actually helps protect the underlying rock from further weathering and erosion.
Organic content in EGR substrates is specified to be low because organics retain moisture better than mineral substances (influencing roof loads), while oxidation, compression and other forms of weathering limit their longevity (Kolb et al., 1983).
