Sentence examples for dump weather from inspiring English sources

And they say that those services "dump" weather data.

Surface areas exposed during mining, as well as coal and rock waste (which were often dumped indiscriminately), weathered rapidly, producing abundant sediment and soluble chemical products such as sulfuric acid and iron sulfates.

But the weather improved Friday, allowing aircraft to dump water on the blazes.

If you sink a shaft and insert a long water-filled tube into it, you can draw on the underlying heat in cold weather and dump excess heat from an air-conditioning system into it during hot spells, if so desired.

I was picking up trash at the city dump in 100-plus degree weather for $8 an hour.

The current cold Pacific weather system could dump about half an inch of rain on the coast and valley areas and as much as 1.5 inches in the foothills and the mountains, Bartling said.

Strip out all the mistaken sightings of weather balloons and dump all the crazies, and we might just have something worth looking at," Pope told HuffPost in an e-mail.

As the low-pressure system moved south it was expected to dump another 100mm on the area and the terrible weather was not likely to leave the area until Monday evening, the weather bureau predicted.

Weather systems moving west to east dump their rain on the Rocky Mountains, leaving grasslands with a low annual precipitation.

To daunt either of these beasts with weather, the sky would have to dump four full feet of snow overnight (we're not exaggerating).

Meanwhile, another weather system dumped snow on Illinois and Wisconsin, creating treacherous driving conditions and grounding hundreds of flights.