Sentence examples for weather before the from inspiring English sources

The thermometers often perished in the weather before the red paint began to climb the scale.

"It's obviously not that bad right now," he said of the weather before the expected rain had started.

Every table had been reserved for a special Valentine's dinner, but the restaurant had to close due to the weather before the customers arrived.

It was no fun for them to join a tiny knot of fans at the pathetic little opener, and then trudge out into the dank March weather before the Ewings and Mullins of the world had even warmed up.

From the back porch of Gracie Mansion, John V. Lindsay looked into the camera and ate crow: "I guessed wrong on the weather before the city's biggest snowstorm last winter.

Up to 7.5cm (3in) of rain is due to drench areas of south-west England, where many rivers and streams are already full because of melting snow and the weeks of soggy weather before the cold snap.

I wonder now if that's part of why he was "under the weather" before, in the lush green of a Michigan summer.

Therefore, more studies investigating the optimal weather conditions before the HPAI H5N1 outbreaks in each region are needed before weather can be used to better predict outbreaks of this virus.

St John warned people to ensure they are prepared for the weather before entering the ground.

Check the weather before varnishing the wood.

"What we are seeing is people waiting for a day of slightly calmer weather before risking the journey, and the traffickers are happy to facilitate it," he said.