Sentence examples for forecasts of snow from inspiring English sources

There were fires, crumbling buildings, strong aftershocks and even forecasts of snow.

Club officials decided yesterday after monitoring the forecasts of snow flurries and rain to postpone the home opener one day.

These days, a forecast of snow is more likely to elicit groans — both from weary humans demoralized by the pummeling from Mother Nature and from the many flat roofs on older buildings that are so common to this region.

A forecast of snow for today helped jump-start the Thanksgiving weekend yesterday as travelers hoping to beat the weather clogged highways, and shoppers out for turkey and trimmings added shovels and ice-melt to their lists.

The mood of the room tends toward mellow; it's a comfortable spot to contemplate the election results or a forecast of snow, and it's fairly easy to tune out the two televisions behind the bar (though a drink can be a touch less enjoyable with a commercial for Passages Malibu Addiction Center as a backdrop).

After Charlie Manuel named Pedro Martínez his Game 3 starter, the game was postponed a day due to the weather forecast of snow and record-low temperatures.

This winter's forecast: plenty of snow and travelers fleeing it.

League officials said the last time a forecast of heavy snow changed a scheduled outdoor game was in 1932, when the league championship game between the Chicago Bears and the Portsmouth Spartans was moved indoors.

Forecasting what sort of snow will fall is not easy.

The BOM has also forecast a chance of snow reaching Queensland's far southern ranges.

For the weekend, Sullivan forecast "higher amounts" of snow for Ohio and western Pennsylvania.