Richard Heene, the controversial father behind the weather balloon stunt, reportedly had been planning the stunt for months.
"A police department's ability to weather a controversial incident -- it's almost always involving use of force -- is a direct function of the trust and confidence the public has in that department".
And because of this, the weather and more controversial behavior by the snowboarders, the sport got only slightly more prime-time coverage than curling.
After 73 minutes of the match between top six hopefuls Brisbane Roar and A-League leaders Wellington Phoenix, wet weather intervened in controversial circumstances.
Look, for example, at the Weather Channel's controversial decision to begin naming winter storms.
The idea is that what's taking place with the mind is, like the weather, global, unprecedented, multifaceted and controversial.
The weather was once the least controversial topic possible, the go-to icebreaker with strangers.
Qatar's selection as a World Cup host in 2010 was controversial from the start because of the weather, which is considered unhealthy for both players and fans.
She has weathered myriad setbacks, including her controversial decision to send her son to a selective school, and her sacking in 1998 as secretary of state for social security after a row with a junior minister there.
Sir Martin Sorrell has weathered shareholder unrest over his controversial £17.6m pay package, with just over 26% of investors voting against or withholding their vote in protest at his remuneration at WPP's annual general meeting.
A U.S. Senate spending panel has endorsed a "really bold and somewhat controversial" shift in how the U.S. government builds weather and climate science satellites.
