Sentence examples for view of weather from inspiring English sources
In view of weather pilot had brought plane down on water instead of field.
In the fourth-floor Astoria rental, "I had a nice view of weather patterns developing," he said.
Most people have a very simplistic view of weather, says Gavin Pretor-Pinney, founder of the Cloud Appreciation Society.
Posted on personal Web sites or community weather pages, the data is helping neighbors and beginning to have a larger impact on meteorology, by shaping a more detailed view of weather patterns than was previously available.
Surface weather analysis is a special type of weather map that provides a view of weather elements over a geographical area at a specified time based on information from ground-based weather stations.
A surface weather analysis is a special type of weather map which provides a view of weather elements over a geographical area at a specified time based on information from ground-based weather stations.
WeatherShare aggregates Caltrans RWIS data along with weather data from other third-party aggregation sources such as MADIS [1] and MesoWest [3] to present a unified view of current weather conditions from approximately 2000 stations within California.
He also alleged that they switched off the ferry's anti-collision warning system, failed to alert crew members on the bridge to safety obligations in view of adverse weather conditions and engaged in conversation which had no connection with the safety of their vessel.
She describes the prevailing weather, and the prevailing human view of the weather in different times – Elizabethan sun ruled by the sun queen, punctuated by tempests, Donne's own time, where weather was, as Harris claims it was up to the 18th century, weary and faded.
"Meteosat gives you a very good view of the weather happening right now," explained Dr John Eyre, head of satellite applications at the UK's Met Office.
Readers in Scotland may share Punivalu's pessimistic view of the weather, but if Samoa can cope with the unpredictable nature of Scotland's climate, the team of "brothers" will certainly be ones to watch.
