Sentence examples for be wet today from inspiring English sources

"It will be wet today," one promised.

These guys are going to be running around for two more sessions, and it's going to be wet tomorrow.

Button said: "There's a lot of work needed to prove we can be quick in the wet because I think it could be wet tomorrow".

Many solid-wastes are not stable because they are wet (40 90% moisture) and contain levels of soluble organic compounds that can contribute to the growth of undesirable microorganisms with concomitant production of noxious odors.

"England is going to be wet everywhere tomorrow except East Anglia, and in terms of temperatures it is looking like 12C to 13C except East Anglia, where they will reach up to 16C.

The weather, however, could be the wild card, as it is set to be wet all day today.

A: It's been a wet spring in Georgia, and that could be an important factor this week.

Australia 89-6 (Pattinotn noutout 2) I know it's been a wet summer, but nobody expected Australia to be such a shower.

The broad avenues are wet from yesterday's rain.

Swiss pistes are wet below 1700m at Nendaz (10-150cm).

It was not an inspiring day for the school's annual flower-picking outing; clouds hovered, it was 45 degrees and the ground was wet from yesterday's rains.