Sentence examples for correct weather from inspiring English sources

Get comfortable clothes for the correct weather season.

As a climate modeler, Mr. Cook said he was used to having to correct for inconsistencies in weather records and biases in phenological observations.

The preliminary Q1 GDP estimates released last month imply that – correcting for weather-related effects – the economy did not grow during the last quarter of 2010 and the first quarter of 2011.

This same man brought out a book in 1950 entitled "Lower Prices Coming!" He was wrong in that assumption and he may be no more correct about the weather.

The correct use of weather and soil data can give insights into when and how much to irrigate, or how to increase crop yield while reducing the use of pesticide and fertilizer, Gillespie explains.

Eventually Amya spied the correct stone, a weather-beaten slab of granite engraved "Emma Burr Daniels, Sept. 5, 1898-Feb.

But whoever is to blame for the shipping problems, it isn't Ledet — who got much of his diagnosis correct when he blamed the weather, the economy, and online shopping.

Rose — who pitched in from the rough left of the 18th green on Sunday 10 years ago — is among those who are hoping the forecasts are correct and the British Open weather comes and stays for four days.

Ron Cox's tip of the day Circle Of Love 3.05 Newbury If the weather forecasters are correct, the rain will have got into the ground at Newbury and Circle Of Love's 10-lengths victory in soft conditions at Pontefract last time might prove the best form on show.

If, however, the huncher can cite a good track record of hunches about the weather that have turned out correct then the belief would be considered justified.

Weather forecasts aren't always correct, so it's wise to have a backup plan.