Sentence examples for risk of rain from inspiring English sources

Humidity will be high all week, but the biggest risk of rain is on Thursday afternoon, as a high pressure system moves in from the west.

North of the divide temperatures are expected to be between 6C and 7C with a risk of rain and sleet on high ground.

Commuters can expect a dry Thursday, with a low risk of rain and some blustery winds, according to the Met Office.

He has been competitive off this mark over hurdles when granted a decent surface and he looks likely to get that today, even allowing for the risk of rain this afternoon.

Paul Mott, a forecaster at MeteoGroup, said: "Sunday will be a mostly cloudy day with an increasing risk of rain throughout the day and the best of the dry weather through the morning and the start of the afternoon.

It will be breezy with cloudy spells and the risk of rain in the afternoon.

Areas benefiting from the service were characterized by dense populations, intense urbanization, and high risk of rain-related disaster.

At the risk of raining on their parade it is all very predictable: two thirds of the top 100 are still there when the schools are ranked by the socio-educational level of the parents.

The risk of major rain events also doubles, meaning cities will be inundated with catastrophic urban flooding.

Despite the risk of heavy rain stopping performances, audiences up and down the country pack out open-air theatres in castles, parks and stately homes to see productions of Shakespeare and, in a growing number of venues, opera - work that for the rest of the year is often dismissed as hopelessly elitist.

However, late in the afternoon and into the evening there is a risk of some rain spreading from the south.