Sentence examples for one weather from inspiring English sources

Dr. Monmonier likened weather forecasting to a horse race where one forecaster places all bets on one horse (one weather prediction model) while other forecasters use different models.

The day was clear with a gentle wind, and the small leaves descended singly except when the breeze entered and caused a momentary shower--what one weather prophet on the radio calls "inner mitten" showers... Our complaint about the crisis is not that it is so appalling but that it is so trivial.

Unless you are legitimately married and with children unless you regularly say adult things like, "I have more than one weather app on my phone, I really like knowing about the weather," "It's time to balance the checkbook," and "Merino wool is truly the only wool for me"—you basically have to go out.

Unless you are legitimately married and with children – unless you regularly say adult things like "I have more than one weather app on my phone, I really like knowing about the weather" "I'm not sure this Tesco Clubcard balance is correct, actually" "merino wool is truly the only wool for me" – you basically have to go out.

Can we train a classifier with images from one weather station, and still hope the classifier works well on other weather stations?

One weather station in each exposure region was selected based on completeness of data for the study period 2003 2007.

It's perversely fun hunting trash on the beach; there's a thrill in finding one weather-beaten black sock and then, 20 yards away, finding its mate.

At the heart of the problems are a pair of sudden crises last summer, one administrative and one weather-related.

The New Yorker, December 15 , 1962P. 33 Over heard at the Old Warsaw Restaurant, in Dallas, one weathered matron to another: "I thought it was perfectly adorable.

There was one weather-related traffic fatality in Kansas, local media reported, and another in Oklahoma.

But the point is: there is always one weather-bell shag, one shag that makes headlines, and that – that exact point, when the tabloids have done a half-jokey, half-handwringing piece about fucking outside where children play – that exact moment is the start of summer.