Sentence examples for warning office from inspiring English sources
The chief of Bangladesh's flood warning office, Amirul Hossain, said his country was also getting Bramhaputra's hydrological data from Chinese authorities in Tibet, where the river originates.
The Jacksonville hurricane warning office moved to Miami, Florida in 1943, and a hurricane warning office was opened in Boston, Massachusetts.
The Spanish-American war led to the United States establishing a hurricane warning office in Kingston, Jamaica in 1898, before shifting to Havana, Cuba after the war's end in 1899.
Starting in 1950, the Miami Hurricane Warning Office began to prepare the annual hurricane season summary articles.
The Miami Hurricane Warning Office (HWO) was moved from Lindsey Hopkins Hotel to the Aviation Building 4 mile to the northwest on July 1 , 1958
Hurricane warning offices issued advisories at six hourly intervals for tropical cyclones, issuing warnings for storm and hurricane-force winds.
Agents from Japan's main financial regulatory agency appeared without warning at offices of Nikko Salomon Smith Barney Ltd., Nikko Securities Company, Nikko Beans Inc., the Nikko Asset Management Company, Citicorp International Securities Ltd. and the Cititrust and Banking Corporation in Tokyo and began inspections.
Following the issuance of a land warning, government offices and schools were closed throughout the island.
Severe weather warnings remained in place for Christmas Eve, with a Met Office warning of wind, snow and ice for northern parts of the country.
Yellow "be aware warnings" were in place in parts of England with the Met Office warning of the possibility of localised flooding in Northumberland and surface water flooding in south-west England and Wales.
GreatYarmouthMercury (@GYMercury) A total 9,000 homes in Great Yarmouth borough have been warned they are at risk of both flooding and evacuation #norfolk December 5, 2013 Updated at 11.55am GMT 11.29am GMT Flood warnings The Met Office currently has 219 flood warnings, though their severity differs across the country, writes Mona Chalabi.
