Sentence examples for threatening weather from inspiring English sources
The Cheyenne language has several words for tornadoes and their related storms: hevovetaso (tornado), ma'xehevovetaso (big whirlwind), ehohaatamano'e (threatening weather).
In Threatening Weather (1928) the clouds have the shapes of a torso, a tuba, and a chair.
Mr. Dudley was on vacation with his family when he saw the threatening weather formation and called in a warning.
The reception was moved from the celebrated rose garden to the terrace of the Palm House because of threatening weather.
Lennon's death is interwoven with a handful of motifs and ideas: threatening weather, anxiety, displacement, snow globes (strangely popular in the Arctic), the horizon, the problem of translation.
I'm welcome to wait, so I do, not wanting to face another ninety-some miles down to Kentucky through threatening weather.
The NWS, which is a branch of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), is considered the official source of the United States with respect to life-threatening weather, complementing local and regional reports made by television and radio broadcasting stations and Internet sources.
A number of Christian extremists are openly linking Hurricane Isaac's life-threatening weather to New Orleans' annual lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) festival.
In situations where a forecaster expects a significant threat of extremely severe and life-threatening weather, a watch with special wording of "Particularly Dangerous Situation" (PDS) is subjectively issued.
Hundreds of tweeters have accused Trump of using the life-threatening weather event, which has seen tens of thousands of people fleeing the Gulf Coast, as a "political cover" to deflect attention away from his actions.
On these days, the potential exists for extremely severe and life-threatening weather, including widespread strong or violent tornadoes and/or very destructive straight-line winds (Hail cannot verify or produce a high risk on its own, although such a day usually involves a threat for widespread very large hail as well).
