Sentence examples for approaching weather from inspiring English sources

The combination of stiff northwesterly winds and an approaching weather front forced the cancellation of today's scheduled opening race in the final round of the Louis Vuitton challenger's series to determine who will face Team New Zealand for the America's Cup next month.

When the clouds deepen and spread, especially when they are of the cirrus radiatus variety or cirrus fibratus species, this usually indicates an approaching weather front.

At the time, forecasters at the JTWC anticipated that Dot would interact with an approaching weather front and track north of Hainan Island.

They stubbornly kept to their last minute flight schedules even with the approaching weather that would play havoc with their flight plans.

Yet not one of them was willing to change their flight schedules in spite of approaching weather, causing them to miss being in attendance with twelve other senior bank executives at at an urgent conclave summoned to the White House by the President of the United States.

The move seemed to have a palliative effect on lawmakers, diffusing any need for new regulations to compel airlines to approach weather-related delays more humanely.

He added: "All agencies remind people of the dangers of being at seashores in adverse weather, especially in view of the approaching severe weather conditions overnight.

Race organizers have pointed out that it was a high-stress situation caused by approaching bad weather.

The snowstorm is approaching, and weather forecasters say it's going to be one of the worst in a century.

Many can warn you of approaching severe weather, and some include an FM radio in case you become bored with nature or nearby amusements.

If the plane is approaching what weather forecasters call domes of supercold air, the pilots can speed up the jet to increase the air friction against the fuselage, which prevents the fuel temperature from dropping as fast.