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However, staff at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration continue to report for duty to ensure weather, shipping and other reports are still provided for public safety.
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Todd Jones, the Detroit closer, said the Rockies should consider traveling to Arizona to their instructional site to ensure good weather for practice.
Officials had pledged to seed clouds if necessary to ensure good weather, and rain appeared abruptly at about midnight last night.
Astonishing amenities including indoor pool and climbing wall, along with more obvious roaring log fires and hut-like ambience ensure bad weather days are not an issue.
It calls for changes to global financial accounting and regulation to ensure extreme weather risk is correctly accounted for and comes up with suggestions for how to do this.
The newly opened Ministry of Earth Sciences is working to ensure accurate weather forecasting.
In 1571, a group of Inca men informed the Spaniards that the capacocha offerings were made in order to ensure favorable weather for crops ([ 33]: 155).
Check weather guides to ensure that the day is nice and sunny and has a very small chance of rain.
Swarms of visitors basked in its glow, ensuring "The Weather Project" became one of the museum's most popular commissions.The Paris show is also immersive.
The storm hit the Whitney hard, just as construction had started on the museum's new home by the Hudson River, flooding the basement with 30 feet of water and ensuring that weather protections would become nearly as important as aesthetics.
Moving the holiday back only one day would also have the advantage of being in the summer months, like the current date, ensuring fine weather in most parts of the country.
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