Sentence examples for early weather from inspiring English sources

Not coincidentally, the ship-salvage industry was instrumental in lobbying against early weather forecasting.

Whatever the reason, the early weather is throwing all kinds of ritual spring activities off kilter.

These magnetometers and their successors have played the role that barometers did for early weather forecasters.

Early weather reports for next weekend predict only light rain showers interspersed with sunshine.

"Early weather forecasts showed just three inches of snow incoming," de Blasio claimed at a press conference.

Bright sunshine covered the region from 7am and the glorious early weather encouraged scores of people to seek out vantage points.

England must do much better but knows that an early weather-assisted escape can be the launching pad for eventual victory, having been on the receiving end from India two years ago.

"It was one big part of the game, but we went out there and swung the bats and we kind of took them out early," Weathers said.

Barça had set the tone early, weathering the home side's initial urgency which had Javier Pastore air-kicking when he might have scored, to impose their own rhythm.

In the parent basalt, reacting surface area and diffusivity are low due to low pore connectivity, and early weathering is therefore transport controlled.

The earliest weather charts were made by collecting synchronous weather reports by mail.