Sentence examples for coming weather from inspiring English sources

How are you preparing for the coming weather?

From March 12th, airline and FAA officials working from the FAA's national control centre at Herndon, Virginia, will work out how to react to the coming weather.

The country's weather bureau does not have a Doppler radar, which could measure precipitation and provide a more accurate reading of coming weather disturbances.

This summer, frustrated by unpredictable weather, the company turned to a climatologist at Columbia, Radley Horton, asking him to periodically consult with employees, as well as the retailers that buy its clothing, on coming weather trends.

Forecasters quickly lose track of coming weather in the atmosphere's maddeningly chaotic churnings.

I am of an age when I can remember folks consulting the Farmers Almanac for some sense of the coming weather.

Indeed, my boss, Chesapeake Climate Action Network director Mike Tidwell, recently wrote an article for the Washington Post describing steps he's taking to prepare for the unrest brought on by coming weather-related climate disasters.

In between came "Weather Man," a theme by Mr. Lovano that the band infused with sly, stumbly grace; and "Sprints," a polyrhythmic waltz by Mr. Douglas punctuated by a four-note rhythmic harrumph, like the rapping on a door.

With seasons comes weather, and sometimes that weather sucks.

We've had hurricanes basically coming to places that they never come, weather that is weird, and that's just this week.

By the time it came, Weathers was beyond salvation.