Sentence examples for perilous weather from inspiring English sources

Motorists were advised in that state and its neighbour South Dakota to carry survival kits and a charged mobile phone in case they found themselves stranded in the perilous weather.

And there was more bad news from forecasters: Another bout of perilous weather was coming, a northeaster that was expected to send gusts of up to 60 miles an hour between the Delmarva Peninsula and Long Island by Wednesday afternoon, along with sleet, snow and rain to parts of the metropolitan region.

Tornadoes, hurricanes and other perilous weather don't honor state lines.

In March he took the cumbersome "cheese box on a raft" down the Atlantic Coast in perilous, stormy weather and engaged the larger ironclad Virginia at the mouth of the James River.

This was a tie that had everything, from contentious decisions to horrendous weather - and a perilous pitch that was only just passed as playable following torrential rain that hit Sheffield overnight and continued for much of the first half.

But even in better weather, the trip was perilous due to overcrowded boats.

Greece is so tantalising close, but overcrowding, sea currents, winds, bad weather and cold waters make the crossing perilous.

Better weather since last week has encouraged migrants to make the perilous journey from North Africa, where a breakdown of order in Libya has made it almost impossible to police the traffickers who pack people onto rickety boats.

Despite winter weather, refugees – many from Syria – are still making the perilous journey from Turkey in flimsy boats every day.

Thousands of refugees - mostly from Syria, Afghanistan and Iraq - attempt the short but perilous trip by boat, often in rough seas due to poor weather.

The team thinks now is the right time for a gig, as the weather turns colder and crossing the Mediterranean becomes more perilous.