Sentence examples for calls for snow from inspiring English sources
The forecast calls for snow.
There is even a look at downtown Anchorage, where today's forecast calls for snow and a high of 9 degrees.
Erin Phalon, a Transportation Department spokeswoman, said the private crews are generally tapped as reinforcement for the state's own fleet of 535 plows when the forecast calls for snow accumulations of up to two inches over an eight-hour period.
Just as the "distemperature" of these warring lovers reaches boiling, Ms. Landau calls for snow, that "hoary-headed frost," to begin its gentle descent into "the fresh lap of the crimson rose," underscoring the alteration that the seasons have undergone because of the fairy couple's "dissension".
The weekend forecast calls for snow showers Friday and a chance of snow showers Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
"A forecast could call for snow, and it ended up being 60 degrees, and vice versa".
In Utah, the weather forecast is calling for snow on Tuesday and temperatures in the 40s on Wednesday.
The forecast for Saturday night calls for light snow and below-freezing temperatures.
"At this point, the forecast calls for less snow at Dulles" than in the New York area, United spokesman Michael Trevino said in an e-mail Saturday night.
And since Chicago's been loaded with snow, it may call for some snow tires.
