Sentence examples for serene weather from inspiring English sources

From more than 500 kite observations he established that in serene weather the atmosphere is invariably charged positively with respect to the Earth, becoming more positive with increasing altitude.

People on the East Coast have been experiencing a peculiar climatic phenomenon over the past weekend: the serene, pleasant weather that usually comes after a violent storm.

Hot or cold, serene or tempestuous, weather is the perfect analogue to our human moods, which must be why it is universally deployed as a trope in literature.

Not only is the weather serene, but the place is so pristine no human is thought to have ever set foot there.

And when I say 'microclimate' I'm not only speaking of the weather, but a serene and tranquil environment, rich of cultural heritage, which we all breathe here".

In public, Mr. Gbagbo's officials appear serene about his ability to weather the financial isolation.

It was as if the beautiful weather and the serene setting were delivering a message to the Los Angeles Dodgers: vacation beckons.

As it developed, the weather remained sunny and serene as Els, Thomas Levet, Steve Elkington and Stuart Appleby finished in a tie at six under par -- only two strokes better than Woods's wishful thinking -- before Els survived five playoff holes.