Sentence examples similar to steer weather from inspiring English sources

Climatologists put this regional temperature pattern down to the position of the jet stream – the current of air high in the atmosphere that steers weather systems in the Northern Hemisphere.

It goes something like this, according to meteorologists at Pennsylvania State University: A river of air high in the sky -- known as the jet stream -- steers weather systems across the country.

Satellites alone predict our weather, steer agricultural harvesters and help us find our way whether in big cities or in an open sea.

That has meant visiting ports other than those scheduled to steer clear of bad weather or shortening some cruises, while some were actually lengthened waiting for Florida ports to reopen.

Nose-mounted weather radar technology has made it far easier to detect - and thus steer away from - dangerous weather conditions.

Then, at lunchtime, make an effort to steer your conversation towards the weather, the government's so-called mandate, and the plight of Southeast Asian fishermen.

If our leaders instead pause and listen to what Americans are saying -- if they make it a priority to help families cut their energy use -- we can steer away from these frightening weather extremes.

This level must be maintained or the machine will be very difficult to steer, even more so in cold weather.

It's but one of the reasons why diners, even in the cold weather months, continue to steer a path to the isolated Sunwater's Grill.

"Not only does it help to spawn weather systems, it helps steer them in our direction too".

The company envisages incorporating existing autopilot and new sense-and-avoid technology to help it steer clear of air traffic, bad weather and restricted airspace.