Sentence examples for improvements in weather from inspiring English sources
Improvements in weather prediction and communications have helped to change the authorities' ability to manage outbreaks.
Some have argued that the above figure should have a downward trend because of improvements in weather forecasting whereas we interpret the experience of the 2009 Victorian fires in which 173 people lost their lives as suggesting that even with near perfect forecasts there is always the possibility of large numbers of fatalities.
I think steady improvements in weather prediction skill over time (ignore the wise crack jokes they are wrong) have actually elevated public expectations, and they may not realize there are still limitations.
The AIRS was designed to measure temperature and water vapor profiles and cloud properties for improvement in weather forecast and improved parameterization of climate processes.
The Census Bureau reported this week that spending ticked up in March, but that may have simply reflected an improvement in weather.
This would not only contribute to an improvement in weather prediction but also to the research on multi-scale interaction, by using the product of the assimilation.
For instance, should the effort yield even a 1°F improvement in weather forecasting, power utilities can plan their daily output needs more accurately, resulting in an annual $1 billion electricity savings for consumers in the United States alone, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPAA).
Fortunately, with improvements in computer weather modeling and the science of weather forecasting, surprise snowstorms have dramatically decreased in recent years.
He pioneered methods for evaluating the skill of both human and computer weather forecasts, stressing the need for quantifying the uncertainty of the forecasts; this work also led to improvements in numerical weather prediction models.
I do hope that some of this extensive new computing power will be used for improvements in probabilistic weather prediction for the UK.
It is no great exaggeration to say that many British people, especially the elderly, believe that breaking with Brussels would deliver instant improvements in the weather and the England football team.
