Sentence examples for in future weather from inspiring English sources

Peter J. Minnett, chairman of the meteorology and physical oceanography department at the University of Miami, said that GPS receivers of the kind PlanetIQ proposes would probably be included in future weather satellites, but that it would take time to put a significant number in use.

Climate models suggest that, in a hotter future, weather patterns will shift and southern Africa will become dryer.

— Mayor Michael Bloomberg, announcing an initiative to plan for future weather events in New York City.

This issue comes to the fore when trying to understand asset vulnerability to current and future weather events in the context of a changing climate.

In workshop 1, farmers aim to produce a configuration that satisfies an average future weather scenario.

We used MarkSim software, which is suited for future weather generator and a program for pattern scaling of future climate simulations in Mieso, Jigjiga, and Shinile districts.

The second aim of this step is to identify possible measures that can be taken today and in the future to increase the ability of individuals, communities, and institutions to effectively cope with future weather, including extreme weather events.

In turn, the assessment failed to take into account the failure of rains and also ignored the predictions of future weather patterns.

Major functions of the developed system include 1) forecasting hourly typhoon wind velocity, 2) analyzing structure reference load during the construction stage, 3) identifying potential failure of under-construction structures, and 4) evaluating the weather in future hours to determine whether the conditions are suitable for work.

"While scientists cannot calculate what percentage of this rise is due to climate change, predictions of more extreme weather in future almost certainly mean that we will witness a continued upward trend in weather-related disasters in the decades ahead," the report said.

Some models of global warming predict more extreme wet weather in future Northwest winters, and more extreme dry periods in the summer.