Sentence examples for communicating weather from inspiring English sources

Concentrating on the importance of communicating weather impacts rather than characteristics of events alone points away from a process-oriented toward an impact-oriented situation assessment.

Creation of clear mechanisms for communicating weather risk among all elements of the event (organizers, visitors, participants, local emergency management, etc). and a mass-communication plan to notify the patrons at risk.

Mongolian nomads use cellphones to communicate weather patterns and livestock prices across vast regions.

DWD forecasters communicate weather warnings to the users as textual information via e-mail and fax, and with additional visual information via the DWD website and a mobile-phone app (WarnWetter).

In an article published Wednesday, French satirical weekly Le Canard Enchaîné (which often writes serious stories, such as this one) said the computer failure had affected a system known as DECOR, which is used by air traffic controllers to communicate weather information to pilots. Pilots rely on the system when weather conditions are poor.

Heck, the BBC already uses another company, Weatherscape XT, to provide the graphics for its forecasts, so if another specialist provider can develop more innovative ways of communicating the weather to a general audience, the Met Office will have to show that they can compete.

Thus, a fuller understanding of the behavior of key organizations such as emergency management agencies in creating, using, and communicating severe weather information or warnings is needed (Stewart et al. 2004; NRC 2006).

One of the main challenges in automatically generating textual weather forecasts is choosing appropriate English words to communicate numeric weather data.

This information is communicated to weather forecasters and used in the preparation of weather map analyses.

It's a tad worrisome that an omnipotent being chooses to communicate through weather gone wild.

Like every other aspect of the climate change debate (from newspaper articles to perceptions of extreme weather), communicating the consensus is an unavoidably politicised challenge.