Sentence examples for every meteorologist from inspiring English sources

WHEN severe weather strikes these days, turn on the local television news and it seems every meteorologist can tell you exactly where it's raining or snowing the heaviest, sometimes down to the exact neighborhood and street.

That does not mean that predicting the weather for the coming season is not the ambition of every meteorologist and scientist, especially as climate change makes extreme weather both more likely and economically important.

"Every time a meteorologist says it's going to rain people are put on edge".

Maybe pause after every event?" (Iteration 2, Meteorologist).

Every few hours, a staff meteorologist provided the latest forecast, and company officials updated each other on the number of hospitals, schools and nursing homes that were without power.

The PGA Tour requires that a meteorologist be present at every event, to stop play when there's danger of lightning.

New York's temperatures have been below the usual January lows of 22 or 23 degrees Fahrenheit every day since Jan . 6 said Paul Knight, a meteorologist at Penn State University.

The Carolinas get similar snowstorms every few years, said Larry Vannozzi, a meteorologist with the Southern region of the National Weather Service, but for parts of Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana, the storm was the heaviest in many years.

Tom Moore, a senior meteorologist for Weather Channel, said, "Every major airport in the area plus Central Park set records for the date.

Such heavy borrowing makes high prices possible (see chart), even as high prices make heavy borrowing necessary.With so much money at stake, every homeowner, house-hunter and buy-to-letter in Britain is an amateur meteorologist, watching for storms on the horizon.

As meteorologist Eric Holthaus points out, this implies "the profit margin of basically every company".