Sentence examples for unstable weather from inspiring English sources

This unstable weather regime coincided with my visit to the Austrian Alps, providing an opportunity to photograph some impressive cloudscapes.

Spring, with its generally erratic and unstable weather, is the season with the greatest number of tornadoes.

Mountain butterflies have evolved efficient thermoregulation strategies enabling their survival in marginal conditions with short flight season and unstable weather.

Dan Yates, founder of campsite booking website Pitchup.com, says that the unstable weather has served to accentuate a trend in how people book their holidays.

The unstable weather means that for a few hours at least this weekend, some of the UK will be bathed in more heat than the Seychelles and Barcelona.

The same front will leave unstable weather behind it, with the mix of cloud and sunny spells that will cover Scotland.

Although more extreme and unstable daily weather has not been identified in the projections, the reindeer herders in this study emphasise those phenomena.

If the warm air mass is unstable, the weather might be characterized by prolonged thunderstorms.

When forecasting weather dynamics, prediction horizon is usually very short, especially in unstable conditions, and related to the inverse of the Lyapunov exponent [30] characterizing the chaotic system.

Or we have plastic glazing, a material that's costly, unstable and weathers poorly.

Yet the vast majority of scientists argue GM modification in crops is just as safe as conventional crop breeding, and can bring with it great benefits in terms of creating plants engineered to resist disease, fight off pests and endure unstable or stressful weather conditions.