Sentence examples for wacky weather from inspiring English sources

"It's been wacky weather, and it's been really tough".

Few expected it, given last winter's wacky weather fluctuations.

Such wacky weather would barely be noticed if this were not the Winter Olympics.

The Inland Empire experienced wacky weather, including wicked winds that sent up huge plumes of dust and wild thunderstorms that toppled trees and flooded roads.

(In the Northern Hemisphere, extremes in the northern jet stream pattern have been linked to wacky weather, such as the unusually warm winter in 2012).

Adhering to the old Hollywood axiom "stick with what works", Jason Schwartzman reprised his role as wacky weather guy for the KTLA morning show this week, to the delight of the news team.

I tell people that weather's really wacky, but it's going to be even wackier and crazier in the future," Flannigan said.

If you think the weather has been wacky this spring, consider the economy.

"The weather is changing, wacky stuff is happening, and we need something other than fossil-fuel dependency".

Considered a tourist attraction, Weather Machine has been called "bizarre", "playful", "unique", and "wacky", and has been compared to a giant scepter.

In his magnificently wacky 1979 punk version, Derek Jarman applied casting (poet Heathcote Williams, singer Toyah Willcox) and soundtrack (Stormy Weather) unlikely to be found at the National Theatre, at least at that time.