Sentence examples for dry weeks from inspiring English sources

During the last few dry weeks, Dr. Slaff said, the mosquito population has dropped off considerably.

It took only a few dry weeks for the fields on the plateau above the village to forget that it had ever rained.

Montana's glaciers refrigerate under the previous season's snowfall, then historically melt in the hot, dry weeks of late August to early September, Fagre said.

Despite being a dry week in Austria, cooler temperatures have held the snow well.

A dry week has seen Treve eased to around even money but a few bookmakers still make her odds-on.

It's increasingly looking like it will be a dry week, and as there's nothing natural that's going to send things softer, we're stepping in already to hold parts of the track as good ground.

However, the forecast is for a largely dry week and, as the going is already good, good to soft in places on the National course, soft ground appears to be a big outsider.

This year, an exceptionally hot and dry week in late July in Denmark triggered an outbreak of what locals call "red-needle syndrome", a condition that makes the foliage wither and die.

The maximum RH was, as one can expect, 100%, while the lowest value recorded was only 19.5% after a particularly dry week at the beginning of September 2013.

However, Fallon is convinced that day's rain-softened going didn't help their cause, so is hoping for a dry week at Epsom, both for True Story and for the Godolphin filly Ihtimal, his mount in the Oaks.

Kind of a dry week this week for disappointment.