The phrase "different types of weather" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to refer to the various conditions created by the atmosphere such as rain, snow, hail, wind, sunshine, and clouds. For example, "The town I grew up in had four seasons with many different types of weather."
Children learn about what creates different types of weather.
There are now many studies that look at different types of weather events, such as heat, precipitation, and huge storms.
It consists of 100 close-up photographs of a woman's face, documenting the subtle changes in the subject's appearance as she reacts to different types of weather.
It will draw on the interactive weather map recently launched on the Invent section of the organisation's website, where it demonstrates its latest technological developments and future plans, such as providing probabilities for different types of weather.
During the permit stage, the National Safety Council recommends 50 to 100 hours of supervised behind-the-wheel practice over 6 to 12 months, driving at night, in different types of weather, on a variety of road types and conditions.
The 2013 YPCCC study found that, while people in all regions of the country believed that weather in their local area had become "worse" in recent years, they were noticing very different types of weather.
The experiments carried out allowed the relative sensitivity of the activity coefficients of key risk drivers such as benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene and xylene (BTEX) compounds to be quantified with respect to the presence of other types of compounds and where the source LNAPL had undergone different types of weathering.
A recently published review [ 6] identified waterborne outbreaks potentially linked to an extreme water-related weather event and assessed how the different types of extreme weather events impact the occurrence of waterborne disease.
The report uses the graphic and table at right (click to enlarge) to su mmarize the state of attribution science in relation to different types of extreme weather event.
Significant GICs occur most typically during three different types of space weather events: auroral sub-storms, short-period pulsations, and global sudden impulses (Viljanen et al. 2001; Viljanen and Tanskanen, 2011).
