Sentence examples for turbulence forecast from inspiring English sources

For to-the-minute knowledge of the situation, try downloading the SOAR app, which gives the turbulence forecast.

You can even check out an online site called Turbulence Forecast about which parts of the country have the least turbulence.

As the Israeli election campaign unofficially kicked into gear today, local political experts forecast turbulence on all fronts.

He said the continuing political and economic turbulence had made forecasting for the current quarter "very limited".

The National Weather Service had issued a forecast for turbulence that day, and Lions players on the flight said the turbulence was jarring.

Oil prices were in freefall on Friday, a fresh day of turbulence that followed a forecast from the International Energy Agency IEAA) that a glut of crude will persist for another year.

Overall, agreement between the measured velocity and temperature distributions and those calculated using the Launder Sharma model is good, which gives confidence in the values forecast for the turbulence quantities produced.

Williams said that at present, the science involved had not reached the required precision for forecasting where and when turbulence might strike, but it was improving all the time.

Labour, which is forecast to see the greatest turbulence in its seats, has called for the process to be delayed to allow the constituency changes to be based on more up-to-date data.

They provide a forecast of physiological and emotional turbulence brought on by a variety of disturbances: some things get hard (arteries); some things get loose (bowels); there are leakages that result in the soiling of bed-sheets and garments; there are clots and blockages that can't be resolved permanently.

· Giles Foden is working on Turbulence, a novel about the D-Day weather forecast.