Sentence examples for bands of weather from inspiring English sources

The resulting telescopes were of such high quality that Tombaugh could draw the bands of weather on Jupiter, 400 million miles away.

It said the area of low pressure expected to bring the next band of weather was not expected to be as deep as Monday's, which was one of the lowest pressures recorded on land in more than 120 years.

The island experienced bands of squally weather in association with the storm.

The Met Office has issued yellow warnings of snow and ice for Thursday, Friday and Saturday as a band of wet weather moves east followed by freezing temperatures under clearer skies.

Another band of bad weather is expected from Sunday evening into the early hours of Monday, Cornwall Council says.

A second band of wintry weather is expected to sweep across parts of Scotland on Monday and could bring about 5cm of snow, with more in higher areas.

Parts of the UK are again facing flooding as forecasters warn a further band of stormy weather later could mean the "strongest" winds of the winter.

Cornwall Council says it is expecting another band of bad weather, bringing with it an estimated 10mm to 20mm of rain, from Sunday evening into the early hours of Monday.

Everything's louder than everything else and they're solidly in the running to be the official band of earplug weather.

Wildly popular in Canada and a few European countries, curling has never caught on in the United States beyond a narrow band of cold-weather towns near Canada.

It takes a doughty little band to weather a hype storm, and it's the bouyancy of Bear Hands' tunes that saved them.