Sentence examples for evolving weather from inspiring English sources

If you've played Forza Horizon 3, you will have noticed them: dramatic, ever-changing panoramas of cloud, punctured by light rays and accompanied by evolving weather patterns.

The added frequency greatly assists meteorologists in understanding rapidly evolving weather events, such as the tornadoes that struck Oklahoma that day.

In a statement the airline said: "It appears that the crew followed the evolving weather conditions and had changed their route, that the failure of the speed sensors is the initial event that caused the automatic pilot to fail and a loss of the associated flying tools, that the aircraft stalled at high altitude.

"The added frequency greatly assists meteorologists in understanding rapidly evolving weather events," NOAA explained in a YouTube caption posted with a high-speed animation of the stormfront that battered Oklahoma.

Weathering profiles at the highest elevation surfaces are as old as ~70 Ma; those at intermediate surfaces formed post ~13 Ma; incipient profiles at incised valleys range from ~4 1 Ma; and the shallowest and least evolved weathering profiles at coastal plains yield ~1.0 0.8 Ma ages.

It includes a computer simulation that calculates how a particular CME will move out from the sun and through the evolving interplanetary "weather" on its way to Earth.

Fig. 9 Downstream variations of a CIA and b K2O/Al2O3, indicating the evolving chemical weathering change from source to sink.

It has evolved through weathering processes driven by biological, climatic, geologic, and topographic influences.

Like many of Maxwell's songs, Gods concerns the physical as it flows into the metaphysical: "As you lied so convincingly / As you swore so religiously," he sings, his voice evolving from its weathered and cracked register into a gentle shimmer: "You played the game of gods".

NATO officials and the French foreign minister, Alain Juppé, rejected the opposition criticism on Wednesday, saying that bad weather and evolving tactics by forces loyal to Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi were limiting the air war, which is supposed to be protecting Libyan civilians and driving the colonel's troops to retreat to their barracks.

All of the controlling parameters in our model are tied explicitly to physical properties that can in principle be measured independently, which suggests promise for informing geomorphic interpretations of the role of frost weathering in evolving landforms and determining erosion rates.