Sentence examples for previous weather from inspiring English sources

There was clear evidence of lessons learned from the experience of previous weather disruptions being applied.

The following one, more turbulent still, brought Hurricane Katrina, which did more economic damage than any previous weather event anywhere.

Sandy's arrival in New York was captured more widely on smartphone cameras, and discussed on social media networks, than perhaps any previous weather event – and one result was a constant flow of rumour, unfounded panic, faked photographs and dark humour through the night.

But he finally fell lbw to medium-pacer Shiv Thakor after an opening stand of 62 with James Kettleborough, either side of a previous weather interruption.

The model structure is able to analyse the simultaneous effects of weather on a wide range of interrelated travel behavioural aspects, which has not been investigated in previous weather studies.

The analog technique is a complex way of making a forecast, requiring the forecaster to remember a previous weather event which is expected to be mimicked by an upcoming event.

Mr. Bloomberg's news conference reflected a lighter spirit than previous weather-related briefings.

He said the country's 2013 disaster budget, of about $171m£107m7m), had been used up on previous weather-related disasters.

The whole of Britain has been warned to expect more storms towards the end of the week, with ground conditions in the wake of previous bad weather making more flooding all but inevitable.

Insurers were counting the cost of the storm but said it was too early to tell whether it would compare with the multi-billion pound hits caused by previous severe weather events.

Its chair, John Walker, said: "We were disappointed that we still haven't learnt the lessons from previous bad weather and that the country yet again ground to a halt".