Sentence examples for routine weather from inspiring English sources

To assess General Aviation (GA) pilots' perception of changes in aviation routine weather report (METAR) symbols.

Yet extreme weather (which Brian said could also be called routine weather) is hard on the Frasers.

Two years ago, WGEM Radio had shifted to a twenty-four-hour news-and-talk format, and this was more than a routine weather bulletin.

The earthquake last August would not have been covered by most renter policies, but damage from routine weather events — wind, rain, heavy snow, lightning — typically is.

Even routine weather such as rain and cooler-than-average days can have an annual economic impact of as much as $485bn in the US, as it affects every economic sector, the National Center for Atmospheric Research says.

The ET0 calculated by the new formulas is easy to use for routine hydrologic applications requiring routine weather records usually available at standard weather stations: air temperature, T (°C), solar radiation RS (MJ/m2/d), relative humidity, RH, and wind velocity, u (m/s).

Because the company is financially weak, the commission's members worry that NorthWestern will not invest enough in maintenance, which could turn a routine weather-related power failure into something more serious, Mr. Rowe said.

After 1947 the United States carried out routine weather-reporting flights over the Arctic Ocean from Alaska and used icebreakers and aircraft to conduct oceanographic work in the Beaufort Sea.

Adjust your routine in weather that is hot, cold, or wet.

My dad had a similar routine, good weather or bad, until cancer took his life at 75.

Yet in the almanacs, the routine daily weather predictions were practically afterthoughts; essays, data charts, cartoons and advertisements dominated the pages.