Sentence examples for spell of weather from inspiring English sources

Oil prices fell this week because of a milder spell of weather in the northern hemisphere, an increase in American fuel stocks and uncertainty about Iraqi exports.

After an exceptionally dry spell of weather, it rampaged across the city for three days, leaping between the overhanging eaves of wooden houses.

And should another long dry spell of weather return, gardeners can help by preparing valuable wet refuges – animals ranging from hedgehogs to bees appreciate birdbaths, ponds, bog gardens, open compost heaps or simply putting out dishes of water.

London air pollution is some of the worst in Europe, but athletes are expected to suffer most in certain weather conditions brought on by a spell of hot weather when pollutants, including nitrogen dioxide, react in sunlight to form a low-level ozone smog which can get trapped for several days.

The wet conditions comes after July had the longest spell of hot weather across whole of the UK since July 2006 with temperatures exceeding 28C somewhere in the country for 19 consecutive days.

Is there a spell of hot weather.

The current spell of bad weather is expected to last another two months.

Recruiting goes on, he emphasized, comparing the bombing to a spell of bad weather.

Heating oil rose as an early spell of cold weather increased demand for heating fuel.

"The public should be aware of the risk of localised disruption to transport during this spell of wintry weather".

"What is new is this paranoia combined with a spell of cold weather in the United States and the 'climategate' release.