Sentence examples for predicted a cold from inspiring English sources

He predicted a cold, cold winter.

The rune-readers at the Met Office, Britain's weather-forecasting centre, predict a cold, dry February.

Though the Farmer's Almanac is predicting a cold and snowy winter for the eastern half of the country, states west of the Mississippi will likely experience a mild winter with less snowfall than normal.

We're predicting a cold, nasty storm with tons of ice and snow to blanket the East Coast.

The National Weather Service is predicting a cold, windy storm will reach Southern California early Tuesday morning, bringing rain to much of the Southland and snow to the mountains.

So, what do I feel when the LA weatherman predicts a "cold spell?" I get out my sweater and think that the rest of the country would consider this a "heat wave".

The Old Farmer's Almanac predicts a colder than normal winter, so think about extra protection for your most vulnerable plants -- especially newly planted or marginally hardy shrubs.

Szatkowski, now retired but then the head meteorologist for the National Weather Service office in Mount Holly, N.J., predicted that a cold front creeping westward toward the East Coast would evolve into an unprecedented nor'easter.

Temperatures are running 15 to 20 degrees below normal, and forecasters predict a particularly cold winter in the Southeast.

While Bremmer is careful not to predict a new Cold War, he does worry about fissures in the international system and state-capitalist support for undemocratic regimes such as Guinea.

In its preamble, it predicts a post cold war future of 'perpetual warfare.' According to its authors: 'We have entered an era of persistent conflict... a security environment much more ambiguous and unpredictable than that faced during the cold war.' It then goes on to describe the key features of this dawning era of continuous warfare.