But even amateurs can tell you that a tropical summer in New England augurs a tempestuous September.
The opening of their performance of Mahler's Sixth Symphony was a tempestuous march of almost unbelievable power.
Six months later on a tempestuous March midnight, I arrived at Eastbourne train station, took a cab to the entrance of a working farm a mile from the cliffs, and trudged down a long dirt drive, past an inquisitive donkey and a dark farmhouse, to a converted chicken coop where I fell asleep in clouds of frozen breath, wondering what I'd got myself into.
Then there was a former girlfriend, Marcela Iacub, who wrote a novel in 2013 about her tempestuous seven-month relationship with DSK, in which he was described as "half man, half pig".
Muhamat Uflla, 57, ran for his life on the tempestuous night of Feb. 3, when Serbs rampaged in their enclave of northern Mitrovica after a grenade attack on a Serbian cafe.
The conflict reached a tempestuous peak last July after a government weapons scientist, Dr. David Kelly, identified himself as the source of the report to the government, which soon confirmed his role publicly.
Those ten tempestuous days in September when the world suddenly pulls Toronto into focus and descends on it for its international film festival, picks it clean, and then leaves it as abruptly as it came to wallow in its relative international obscurity.
In the tempestuous latter half of August — marked, in India, by a prominent activist's public fast, pop-up protests, debates about corruption, and even debates about the debates about corruption — the Congress Party seemed to flounder like a dinghy in a maelstrom.
They describe the November meeting as tempestuous, with a showdown between Mr. Kerry and Mr. Hubbard, who it turned out had lied about his rank, claiming to have been an Air Force captain when he had been a sergeant.
The case was dropped in January.In this section The anti-Sarkozy vote Koran study Seeking gifts Tempestuous times The prisoner of Astrakhan April showers on the euro ReprintsThere is nothing wrong with distributing religious texts, said Günter Krings, a Christian Democrat member of the Bundestag, but this "aggressive action" disturbs religious peace.
The opprobrium heaped on Jon Moss after his erratic performance in Leicester's tempestuous draw with West Ham last month, including from former members of his own profession, hardly helped either.
