Sentence examples for danger weather from inspiring English sources

Here in Australia it bumps up the bushfire danger weather really fast.

"What climate change is doing is increasing the risk of fire danger weather," she said.

Hot, dry conditions in the lead up to summer have increased the likelihood of "very high fire danger weather" in the nation's most populous state, New South Wales, according to a new report from independent research body the Climate Council.

Here's what to notice: the danger of weather, failures of the other people to help, we never know what happened to the boy.

First, there's the danger of extreme weather events, worsening as a result of climate change.

Wildfires – more likely as vegetation dries out – may also pose a danger if hot weather continues this summer.

For the chicks, abandonment before they are of fledging age is a real danger, with cold weather already causing issues for their survival.

Based on the terrain information it is possible to assess if sites are in danger during heavy weather events, e.g. flooding, because water run-off can be assessed.

We are building human settlements in the pathways of seismic and weather danger where people never lived before.

The system of closing port holes at night and during danger periods (bad weather and U-boats in the water) and ineffective wind sails resulted in insufficient ventilation to sleeping areas.

"You don't have to be a believer in climate change to understand that the dangers from extreme weather are already here," he said.