Sentence examples for predictions of weather from inspiring English sources

By E. B. White The New Yorker, November 30, 1946 P. 31 When the 1947 Old Farmer's Almanac arrived, with its predictions of weather, tide, sun, and moon, and its hint of frost, we turned to November, forward-looking, to read of life a year from now.

Based on the prediction of weather conditions, these power references are generated with taking into account some constraints related to the reliability of each subsystem.

Other potential applications in the future include helping to inform models that might actually improve prediction of weather systems, so that you could perhaps better anticipate events like a tornado touching down.

First of all, microgrid economic dispatch is generally modelled in an open-loop style one day ahead, i.e. based on the prediction of weather conditions, demand, and electricity price, optimal power dispatch for each hour of next day is completed in one calculation.

Predictions of nasty weather and impenetrable crowds seem to have dissuaded some would-be revelers.

A large, eager audience turned up for the recital, ignoring predictions of stormy weather, which never came.

Even those predictions of foul weather -- which allowed the news media to conjure images of commuter refugees slogging through snow -- did not come true.

Ms. Halimah warned that the haze could continue to be a problem in the coming months, given predictions of dry weather and southwesterly winds until September.

The methods of today's predictions of space weather and effects are so much more advanced and yesterday's statistical methods are now replaced by integrated knowledge-based neuro-computing models and MHD methods.

We saw the dire predictions of the weather reporters and decided that we would proceed, hoping their warnings were exaggerated.

In turn, the assessment failed to take into account the failure of rains and also ignored the predictions of future weather patterns.