Sentence examples for bizarre weather from inspiring English sources
"bizarre weather" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe unusual or extreme weather that is unexpected or out of the ordinary. For example: "I can't believe it's raining and snowing at the same time - this bizarre weather is really unusual for this time of year."
"Bizarre weather harried the New York metropolitan area," The Times complained.
But it will be maddeningly small, thanks to the bizarre weather France suffered last summer.
But in recent days, the bizarre weather of two months ago has returned to the Northeast.
With more fog disruption expected on Monday, the UK could be in for a continued spell of bizarre weather.
At the end of one of the most bizarre weather years in American history, climate research stands at a crossroads.
Over his years of filming increasingly severe, bizarre weather, the reality of global warming takes hold for Reed.
Part of a rare karst formation, the islands have bizarre weather-eroded shapes and a jewel-like setting that have won them a designation as a World Heritage Site.
But while stunts like the Paddy Power advert and his bizarre "Ukip weather forecast" earlier this year may make Mr Farage look weird in the context of political leaders, the latest poll by ComRes and ITV News showed he also scores highest as a politician who "comes across as someone like me".
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Lubchenco also told reporters that "bizarre," "crazy" weather has come to define her term at NOAA's helm.
The floods add one more blow to a barrage of bizarre and destructive weather in the country, which was in the grip of a searing four-month heat wave and scores of huge wildfires before the remains of Tropical Cyclone Oswald made landfall late last week.
