Sentence examples for predicted weather from inspiring English sources

"Right now we're getting a coastal influence," Mr. Nash said of the weekend's predicted weather, "and humidity is rising, which is good for fire fighting, and temperatures are dropping, which is good for firefighting".

"All of our indicators are saying we're going to have a tough couple of days based on predicted weather, that these very unsecured and uncontrolled fires could get a lot larger before we get a break in the weather," Mr. Mickel said.

Approaching the Garage in a taxi, the driver helpfully pointed out all the places people have crashed – all the black spots, broken railings, the road which gets closed off when the rain's particularly bad, the difficult corner littered with plastic – and he pointed up at the clouds and predicted weather.

By using the KisanHub platform, farmers can plan farm activities better based on the predicted weather for a particular field or farm.

The power and heat source is controlled according to the Daily Consumption Diagrams, which are corrected by the current and predicted weather conditions (air temperature, solar irradiation, wind, rain and frost).

It attempts to do so using a bot that crawls hundreds of secondary market websites on a daily basis in combination with automated algorithms that take into account a very broad set of relevant factors, like for instance the predicted weather of a Saturday baseball game.

Predicted weather-related events like sea level rise, increased storm events, and extreme heat waves imply an urgent need for new approaches to settlement design to enable human and non-human species to adapt to these increased risks.

The predicted weathering levels are listed in Table 4.

"The combination makes it very difficult to predict weather here.

Offering advice on how to predict weather, another student's relative insists, "Trust crabs first and above all others".

He could set a barn door and knew how to predict weather by reading the sky over the distant Alleghenies.