Sentence examples for due to forecasts from inspiring English sources

Their first training session, in early December, was cancelled due to forecasts of 20cm (8in) of snow.

With five days to go the attempt was put back by 24 hours due to forecasts of strong winds.

A woman who answered the phone at the park refused to comment on the attack, saying only that the park was closed for two days due to forecasts of heavy rain.

A spokesman said due to forecasts of further heavy snow both would close for the day.

The number of VCs in the region has increased massively in recent years, in no small part due to forecasts of growth in the tech space as internet access continues to shoot up among Southeast Asia's cumulative population of more than 600 million consumers.

Forecasts this far into future carry with them substantial uncertainty, although confidence that a significant event is likely is boosted in this case due to forecast model agreement.

We don't know until the accountants and engineers have looked at it in the new year how much it will cost, but we would think not more than £1.4m". With police warning that more of the pier could collapse, due to forecasted high seas and winds, residents gathered on the beach.

Due to forecasting errors, PV generation is lower than expected.

The castle is closed due to forecast heavy winds and strong tides over the weekend.

The power imbalance is either caused due to forecast error (wind power/load) or other non-contingent events.

Confronted with the handling of false alarms (due to forecast uncertainty), emergency managers did state their discomfort but indicated that they would respond to the warning.