Sentence examples for probable weather from inspiring English sources

This year, organizers scheduled the Alpine races with four off days, most likely to account for probable weather delays.

In the end, though, he said, the improvements have come almost entirely in judging the probable weather in a stretch of days, not in the ability to predict sunshine and 60 degrees in Dallas on a particular day.

The main task of the slave problem manager is to find the optimal SE operation under probable extreme weather to keep reserves to minimise any risk of severe crop loss.

The trend is worrisome to the coaching staff, especially with colder and wetter weather probable in the last part of the season.

Each reviewer independently scored the probability that adverse weather contributed to a fatal outcome as very probable (score 1), probable (2), possible (3), or unlikely or unknown (4).

The app even tells you the weather and probable viewing conditions for the evening.

The pilot, who flew with him frequently and, like everyone else, called the senator by his first name, teased her jittery passenger about the uncertain weather and probable turbulence.

Andrew Crooks at NYC Velo in the East Village acknowledged seeing a general increase in the number of flats, but he said an increased number of bicycle riders, not the sweltering weather, was the probable explanation.

If silicate weathering is a probable source of sodium, the groundwater samples would have HCO3− as the most dominant abundant anion (Rogers 1989).

For example, on a recent Tuesday, the page showed possible and probable airport delays -- and the weather most likely responsible for the delays -- in Michigan, Seattle and Southern Illinois.

Citing scientific near-unanimity and floods, fire, droughts, the National Climate Assessment concludes that extreme weather is not just probable but happening.