Sentence examples for low pressure front from inspiring English sources

Calum MacColl, from the Met Office, said that the forecast was "still dominated by this sort of weather", with another low pressure front potentially coming on Friday and "even into next week with no signs of longer spells of respite".

And we can certainly trust certain comparative judgments: even if we are almost completely ignorant of how to correct for the altitude change, if the reading falls fast consistently for an hour, we can safely infer that a low pressure front is moving in.

Low pressure front approaching, so pack your umbrella.

Though not given to horn-tooting, it may interest observers of this week's torrent that I was the first to track the progress of Nor'easters, theorize on high and low pressure fronts, chase storms (on horseback), and map the Gulf Stream: Thus, with justice, your Founding Weatherman.

Meteorologists forecast that the snowy and freezing conditions would continue for several days due to the slow eastwardly movement of a low-pressure front over western Europe.

An amber weather warning was issued by the Met Office for parts of Britain in response to a low-pressure front arriving from the Atlantic.

After a while the bassist Joe Sanders and the drummer Justin Brown entered the picture with the stealthiest of rumbles, coming on like a low-pressure front.

Wellington boots are looking more essential than ever for festivalgoers in Reading, Leeds and other venues as a low-pressure front moves in from the Atlantic and pushes the recent warm weather towards eastern Europe.

Now, scientists are waiting to see what will happen when Patricia meets a low-pressure front currently forming in the Gulf of Mexico.

Rain is expected in Riverside County and across Southern California between Wednesday and Friday as part of a low-pressure front heading south from the Gulf of Alaska, said National Weather Service meteorologist Todd Hall.

When the wind blows, the Danish wind-turbine owners can sell electricity to consumers in neighbouring countries, and when there is no wind, the Danes can purchase hydropower from the north, solar energy from the south or wind power from countries under a low-pressure front.