Sentence examples for notable weather from inspiring English sources

But perhaps the most notable weather day of Mr. Hendrickson's life, Sept. 21, 1938, came with no warning at all.

And the doubles draw, as it happens, has been the site of the tournament's most notable non-weather story so far: the unexpected return of Patrick Rafter, a Queensland native who hasn't played professional tennis in more than a decade but teamed up with fellow Aussie Lleyton Hewitt.

Kjeldsen claimed his fourth European Tour title, and first for six years, last year at the Irish Open which was notable for appalling weather at Royal County Down.

This association was most notable during warm weather months.

No notable changes in the weather occurred during the collection period that might bias comparisons of mosquito abundance.

But some researchers believe 2010's melt was equally as notable as 2007's, given weather conditions that were favourable to the durability of ice.

That policy has since weathered two notable tests.

But, with a few notable exceptions, they have weathered the storm less as culprits than as victims.

The monthly rise was slightly higher than forecast, with utilities output showing a notable rise because of adverse weather in December.

Perhaps because they have more experience in such weather circumstances, five notable Europeans were bunched with 69s: Paul Casey, Justin Rose, Ian Poulter, Sergio Garcia and Soren Kjeldsen.

Color differential tests showed that significant increase in lightness occurred at the first 90 days of weathering exposure, while notable cracking and mass loss of the components occurred after 90 or 180 days.