Sentence examples for close to weather from inspiring English sources

The researchers collected their samples close to weather stations, so they had detailed temperature and humidity records for the regions.

In his 60 years of farming he wrote that only one season, his final crop of 1937, had close to ideal weather.

Was it hard, after decades as a top screen babe, to spend every moment with Mr. Chandor shooting so close to his weather-beaten face as it was getting more beaten by the weather?

Gov. Tim Kaine declared a state of emergency in Virginia, and urged citizens to pay close attention to weather forecasts and avoid travel.

"We urge everyone to pay close attention to weather warnings," he said, "and stay away from any flooded roadways or fast-running streams".

#DFW You can check on family or list yourself as safe at redcross.org/safeandwell #txwx #Tornado — Central TX Red Cross (@CenTexRedCross) April 3, 2012 As the storms moved east into the early evening, residents in north central Texas were urged to pay close attention to weather reports and look at radar images to check if they were in the storm's path.

Still, Piccard was able to take off as planned this morning, though fight controllers are paying close attention to weather conditions, and have said they will alter the plane's route if necessary.

Salt deposits and efflorescence are visible at and close to these weathering spots.

McKibben's comments were prompted by the arrival of Hurricane Gloria, which marked the first time that the Atlantic City casinos had closed due to weather conditions.

The last time the stock exchange was closed due to weather was more than 100 years ago, so traders will no doubt to be keen to get back to business.

New York law authorized waivers for schools closed due to weather and other disruptions but not epidemics [ 64].