Sentence examples for decade of weather from inspiring English sources

Coumou, D. & Rahmstorf, S. A decade of weather extremes.

To estimate how much January weather affected construction and sales, we looked back at more than a decade of weather and housing data.

But the town had been identified by Gary Osoba, a former hang gliding pilot who studied decades of weather data to find the place with the best meteorological conditions for long flights.

Its records include decades of weather reports kept daily until 1958, original programmes and posters, back to the newspaper announcements of the cinema's opening in November 1914, buried in columns of war news.

People who are shocked – there's even a mocking post suggesting New York City should be rebuilt some place warmer – apparently have forgotten the last few years (if not decades) of weather history.

There's something inherently funny about the idea of "20 Years of Moments," which seemed to be the theme of most of this inherently funny in the way that "Two Decades of Weather" or "A Quarter Century of Breakfast" is both vague enough and clearly meaningless enough to seem like a satire of something, or everything. .

To underwrite these agricultural policies, Santam used its risk assessment expertise and decades of weather-related data to estimate the frequency of major weather events.

The farmers of the Skagit Valley have struggled through a decade of bad weather, debt and unpredictable markets.

While a surge in herd sizes during a decade of good weather and booming demand for meat weakened the region's pastures, the immediate crisis was set off by an extraordinary sequence of natural disasters.

The old broads, with their seven-plus decades each of weathering life with good humor, seem to say to us, "See?

They were the strong ones that had withstood Sandy's blasts, as they'd withstood decades of bad weather.