Sentence examples for special weather from inspiring English sources

"Don't be fooled," read a special weather statement.

Match seemed to indicate that blizzards, windstorms, icy roads, and punishing hail were for other people; he moved in a cloud of different, special weather.

If diplomatic relations were "in danger" with one of three countries, a coded phrase would be repeated as a special weather bulletin twice in the middle and twice at the end of the daily Japanese-language news broadcast.

The voice, which delivers weather advisories received on special weather radios and distributed over the Web (www.nws.noaa.gov/nwr), is heard by groups as diverse as amateur sailors in Long Island Sound, lobster fishers listening for storm warnings in Maine and firefighters who check wind conditions in Colorado.

This is what TV stations around the world have made of it the special weather forecast.

Prince Charles presented a special weather forecast during a visit to BBC Scotland's headquarters at Pacific Quay, Glasgow.

If systems occur outside the defined hurricane season, special Tropical Weather Outlooks will be issued.

During 1936 and 1937, the British Meteorological Office (Met Office) installed a meteorologist aboard a North Atlantic cargo steamer to take special surface weather observations and release pilot balloons to measure the winds aloft at the synoptic hours of 0000, 0600, 1200, and 1800 UTC.

The list of satellites is broken down into categories: Special-Interest, Weather & Earth Resources, Communications, Navigation, Scientific, etc.

* For that matter, are we voyagers such raw suckers that we've completely bought into the notion that we need to purchase special all-weather, breathable, wicking, quick-dry clothing to travel to the next town?

If the temperature regularly drops below 65 degrees Fahrenheit (18 degrees Celsius), you will need to buy a special cold-weather and frost-resistant model.