Sentence examples for britain weather from inspiring English sources
In Britain, weather forecasters said the best chance of seeing the supermoon would be in eastern Scotland, north-east England, north-east Wales and the east of Northern Ireland.
"It's all the more reason that we in Britain weather this storm by taking the difficult decisions we take on our own terms – rather than being forced to do so by the markets," he said.
Sir Bradley Wiggins taking the race lead on Tuesday would have helped, he says, but then remembers he heard a "Tour of Britain weather forecast" on BBC Breakfast.
Elsewhere in Britain, weather-related misery showed little letup on Tuesday, with widespread ice disrupting travel plans and pre-Christmas deliveries.
BRITAIN'S fascination with the weather and its obligatory mention in the most casual conversation often puzzles foreigners.
Weather PARTS OF BRITAIN FLOODED It rained a lot.
Atchison et al. [ 34] found a direct relationship between cold weather and rotavirus transmission in Great Britain and The Netherlands.
But now officials also worry about how Britain might profit from their work (there is talk of selling British weather-forecasting kit to typhoon-lashed Asian nations).Britain goes it aloneAll this effort is as much a gamble as a plan.
The isentropic chart was first suggested by Sir Napier Shaw in Great Britain in 1933 and later, in 1936, by Carl-Gustav Rossby in the United States, when the network of weather stations taking upper-air observations became sufficient to make construction practical.
Under him New York has weathered the financial crisis, cleaned its streets and become a magnet for talent and tourists.In this section Little England or Great Britain?
