Sentence examples for expect bad weather from inspiring English sources

Second, when airlines expect bad weather, some are offering passengers the option to rebook even before the flight is canceled.

UK meteorologists have said they expect bad weather to be ruled out as a cause for the crash at an early stage in the investigation.

Of course, to be able to tell the weather like this, you have to leave the dog outside all the time, especially if you expect bad weather.

And if people expect bad weather, they may stock up on essentials in anticipation of shops being closed for a day or two, much as they might before a holiday.

When the barometer falls, for example, we expect bad weather, but we don't think the barometer causes the weather.

If you are on a mountain and a cloud cap descends, expect bad weather and seek suitable shelter.

The Metropolitan Opera recital scheduled for Thursday night in Staten Island's Clove Lakes Park has been canceled because of expected bad weather, the opera announced Thursday.

— ANDY NEWMAN All New York City parks, beaches and playgrounds have been closed by the city because of expected bad weather and will remain closed until noon on Thursday, according to the city's Parks and Recreations Department.

I haven't flown yet, but I just got an e-mail message from my airline saying it expects bad weather, and offering to waive the fee for changing my flight.

Middlesbrough Council has closed the town's market and fairground in Centre Square until Thursday due to the expected bad weather.

"I was going to take it out today," Smith says from his home in Cincinnati, "but we're expecting bad weather". The former guard, whose All-Star appearance in 1966 was his first and last in 11 pro seasons, still climbs behind the wheel for occasional freeway jaunts, gunning the powerful engine.