Sentence examples for due to winds from inspiring English sources

The Phoenix Sky Harbor airport was temporarily closed due to winds and lightning risk.

The Forth Road Bridge has been closed to high-sided vehicles and all other traffic is subject to a 40mph speed restriction due to winds of almost 60mph.

Ferries from Ireland to Britain have been cancelled while flights have been diverted due to winds of up to 74mph (118km/h) whipping in from the Atlantic.

Overall, this has been a sunny winter over much of the UK, but it has been wet in the west due to winds coming largely from the North Atlantic.

Nasa reports that "An unusual wispy filament is seen, spanning almost the entire width of the vortex," which rotates and twists due to winds reaching 330 miles per hour or more.

Roads around Leeds' tallest building will be closed due to winds forecast to reach 75mph, just two days after a coroner said action needed to be taken.

Most of her neighbors' homes are also either damaged or destroyed due to wind and flooding.

It was the third delay in three days due to wind.

The hearing is due to wind up for the year on December 18.

Help to Buy is due to wind up at the end of 2016.

Trees sway mostly due to wind.