Sentence examples for maritime weather from inspiring English sources

Mild maritime weather from the North Atlantic sometimes extends to the Baltic.

She had absorbed enough punishment from Maritime weather to be below Mr. Dalton's standards, but the girls were delighted to have her, even in her decrepit condition.

Hua Chunying, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman, said at a news conference that the buoys were set there to carry out "maritime weather observations".

The New Yorker staff writer Ian Frazier, in blue shirt and green cap, led a tour of Staten Island on a gray day, but he didn't mind ("maritime weather," he called it).

The climates of the Peninsula and the East differ, as the climate on the peninsula is directly affected by wind from the mainland, as opposed to the more maritime weather of the East.

Rocket Lab's latest customer, Spire, plans to launch a constellation of 100 satellites designed to provide solutions for maritime intelligence and weather monitoring systems.

From the time of initial human colonisation of the archipelago ca. 7500BP, peoples in the islands adapted to maritime ecosystems and weather regimes markedly different from the continent of South America.

Before it's too late, stroll past the colorfully tiled maritime murals and weathered but elegant Art Nouveau town houses.

Northern Ireland's climate is temperate and maritime; most of its weather comes from the southwest in a series of low-pressure systems bringing the rain and clouds that often lend character to the landscape.

Opportunities for growth lie not only in telecoms satellites but in Earth observation, GPS, planetary exploration, weather forecasting, maritime intelligence, piracy monitoring, space tourism, precision agriculture, broadband and so on.

Tunbridge Wells, like the rest of Britain, benefits from a temperate maritime climate, lacking in weather extremes.