Sentence examples for risky weather from inspiring English sources

JFK was shut down due to the risky weather conditions at around 830 AM EST.

The discount comes during prime hurricane season, when Caribbean hotels are looking to lure guests despite risky weather.

"They are required to carry out dives and repairs under risky conditions and even during bad weather.

The purpose of this study was to determine whether pedestrian behavior becomes more risky in inclement weather through the investigation of street crossing behavior and compliance under different weather and road surface conditions at a busy two-stage crossing.

After all, even predicting tomorrow's weather is risky.

For climate scientists, extreme weather is risky territory.

Conventional methods for quantification of snow accumulation are tedious, expensive, and, given the harsh winter weather environment, risky at times.

Besides learning how to find and dig out avalanche victims, students are taught to recognize and travel safely through risky terrain and to analyze weather and snowpack to avoid slides.

Great wine may still be elusive, but rarely now does a year go by that doesn't produce good wine, even in marginal regions like Bordeaux, where the weather is as risky as a dot-com stock.

Growing weather-dependent products is a risky endeavor that can result in economic disaster if unpredictable weather occurs and crops become ruined.

Variable weather conditions make this risky, and crops may be exposed to vermin or contaminants.