Sentence examples for conclusive weather from inspiring English sources
Due to a lack of conclusive weather reports from nearby areas at the time, the origins of the tropical storm were initially unknown, but listed the system as forming near Trinidad and Barbados in the HURDAT the database listing all tropical cyclones in the Atlantic basin since 1851.
Wednesday's stage through Wales was conclusive last year, and although better weather is expected between Welshpool and Caerphilly, an exposed seven-mile climb through the Brecon Beacons should soften up the riders' legs before the final ascent of Caerphilly Mountain, just before the finish.
While there is conclusive evidence that strong warm-weather storms have sent water vapor as high as 12 miles — through a process called convective injection — and while climate scientists say one effect of global warming is an increase in the intensity and frequency of storms, it is not yet clear whether the number of such injection events will rise.
In the past few years, research looking into the connection between a warming planet and more extreme weather has found more conclusive connections.
They reiterated a theory that the deaths may have been caused by a fungus in the state's famed bluegrass that began growing during recent warm, dry weather, but they emphasized that they had no conclusive evidence.
Conclusive atmospheric evidence to the contrary, the airline stubbornly blames the weather.
Last January, Cheney cited those trucks as conclusive proof that Iraq had mobile weapons labs, but experts have said that they more likely contained equipment for weather balloons.
He lacked conclusive proof.
This is conclusive evidence?
Nothing conclusive emerged.
