Sentence examples for predicted to turn from inspiring English sources

On the western side of the system, warnings were issued for parts of Michigan, where freezing rain and sleet were predicted to turn to snow late yesterday.

The storm was predicted to turn to the north and northwest toward the United States late Thursday or Friday, but forecasters were still gathering data trying to determine how it might affect its path.

There's a wormhole you can travel through, straight from Nemo's dreams, back in the early 20th century, to Dean Motter's 2001-2 Electropolis ("Yesterday's City of Tomorrow"), a retrofuturistic mash of mile-high skyscrapers, Zeppelins and Van Der Graaf generators that imagines 1999 as it was predicted to turn out back in 1939.

Both Ipswich and Waveney were targets for the Conservatives and Labour, and were predicted to turn red.

The official forecast changed early on September 23 to bring Jeanne across northeastern Florida, though initially the cyclone was predicted to turn northeastward and hit South Carolina as a hurricane.

When Linda was predicted to turn towards the northeast, it was forecast to move ashore in southern California as a weak tropical storm, which would have made Linda the first to do so since a tropical storm in 1939.

Initially, forecasters predicted Fefa to turn to the northwest to the north of the Hawaiian Islands.

However, many computer models correctly predicted Connie to turn southwest and threaten Reunion.

The Weather Bureau predicted Flora to turn to the northwest after entering the Windward Passage and affect the Bahamas.

By midday on October 14, the JTWC predicted Nancy to turn northwest into China due to the anticipation of a mid-latitude trough south of South Korea deepening.

This correlation is predicted to subsequently decrease turning negative in older age groups.