Sentence examples for weather broadcasting from inspiring English sources

You'll be able to see rain and snow and clouds and sleet on this map, just like you were looking at a weather radar on a TV screen weather broadcasting channel.

In September, a new system was introduced for broadcasting weather forecasts in various areas and on various air routes, including that between Croydon and Lympne.

The Kwangmyongsong-3 satellite is apparently above our heads providing weather updates and broadcasting propaganda songs (though recent reports suggest that it has taken a tumble).

NOAA's first weather radio station started broadcasting marine and aviation advisories in the 1950's.

"Every news network has a studio in midtown with monitors and zippers constantly broadcasting the weather, which really fans the fires," Mr. Kocin said.

(The Weather Channel's Jim Cantore, broadcasting live from Times Square, was harassed by hecklers yelling "Where's the storm?") By Monday evening, newscasters were adroitly shifting their focus from the storm to the hype.

In December, aware of the growing importance of the business-travel niche, the Weather Channel bolstered its travel-weather reporting, hiring a business travel consultant and broadcasting Mr. Smith's three-minute reports -- which include extra national airlines and airport information during bad weather -- four times each morning.

For a start broadcasting – and not just the BBC – has weathered the digital storm much better than the press.

The TV channels are broadcasting a jarring mix of Oscar gossip and weather damage.

The station played a vital role in broadcasting to ranchers, border patrolmen and transplants about road closures, evacuations and weather conditions during the fire's 3-week, 35-mile, 315,000-acre rampage north to Fort Davis.

Social networks are about broadcasting.