Sentence examples for experience winds from inspiring English sources

The diagrams of January and July mean sea-level pressure reveal that, on the average, certain geographic locations can expect to experience winds that emanate from one prevailing direction largely dictated by the presence of major semipermanent pressure systems.

Later in the week, exposed places in parts of northern Scotland could experience winds gusting to 100mph.

"Often people need additional support after the experience winds down.

State Adjutant General Robert Livingston warned that the region may experience winds and flooding similar to that seen in 1989 with Hurricane Hugo, which was a Category 4 storm when it made landfall north of Charleston.

Experience, wind tunnel modeling and numerical modeling have indicated that wind conditions in passages are often unfavorable.

He ticked them off: "Overly gusty conditions, lack of experience, wind that exceeds your experience, tides and currents you don't know, and kiting by yourself".

This creates a maritime climate, and walkers are likely to experience wind, sunshine and rain all in the space of an hour.

The Fox experience wound up as a short-lived and disappointing one for Mr. Herzog, who had been one of the most highly regarded executives in cable before jumping to the network.

I got off the phone and said, 'Why aren't they choosing us?"' That experience wound up being chronicled on salon.com in an article called "Dating the birth mother".

The National Weather Service (NWS) said a tropical storm warning remained in effect for New Jersey and Delaware, including Rehoboth Beach, which could experience wind gusts of up to 50mph and life-threatening storm surges during high tide late on Sunday and into Monday.

The UK could experience wind speeds of up to 80mph on Sunday as Storm Freya approaches.