The phrase "and winds in the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to nature, weather, or metaphorical expressions involving movement or change.
Example: "The storm brought heavy rains and winds in the night, leaving the landscape transformed by morning."
Alternatives: "and breezes in the" or "and gusts in the".
A hurricane that has hit the Caribbean could cause heavy rain and winds in the UK, forecasters have warned.
There were jumbles among the brass and winds in the fiercest moments of the Bartok, but in Ravel's more relaxed circumstances -- the slow movement of the Piano Concerto in G and the second "Daphnis et Chloé" Suite -- the solo wind players (and France is famous for producing good ones) sang with tenderness and beauty.
Measurements of temperature and winds in the middle atmospheric region were made over the equatorial station Thumba (8.5°N, 77°E), using balloons, rockets and meteor wind radar during, and after, the maximum obscuration of the Sun.
A small package devoted to the measurement of Mars neutral densities, temperatures, and winds in the 100 250 km altitude range is proposed to be put onboard the various orbiters of Mars that will be flown in the future.
Enhanced solar wind and solar radiation input energy into near-Earth space result, for example, in strong electric currents flowing in the magnetosphere and ionosphere, and in significant plasma density structuring or alterations of neutral composition, density and winds in the upper atmosphere (e.g., Tsurutani et al., 1997; Prolss, 2011).
More recently it was found that sea surface temperature in the Indian Ocean, as measured by the Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD), and winds in the Southern Ocean, as measured by the Southern Annular Mode (SAM) [16] also play a role in determining the climate and rainfall of south-eastern Australia [17].
Miyazaki is not afraid of wide-open spaces with nothing happening and wind in the clouds.
This season's schedule includes "Noises Off," "Easter Monday," "Arms and the Man" and "Wind in the Willows".
It was mostly about trees and wind in the Hamptons, as Irene withheld all but speckles of rain.
We still have people coming up to us saying they remember Dangermouse, Duckula and Wind in the Willows.
The forecast for Friday is for rain and wind in the morning when Mickelson will tee off, with some clearing in the afternoon.
