Sentence examples for weather caught from inspiring English sources
But this sunny weather caught some scientists off guard: According to their models, more clouds should have started to crop up as Titan approached its summer season.
The latest plan for prime time calls for taped shows like "Weather Caught on Camera" and "Storm Riders" from 8 to 10 p.m., sandwiched between live newscasts.
Conditions: Catching the ideal weather can be tricky.
Mark said people with little experience of these conditions, or of real Scottish winter weather, were caught out.
The Brampton, Ontario, native has been posting covers to YouTube for years, but it was her raw, beautiful version of the Neighbourhood's "Sweater Weather" that caught the ear of the music manager Tony Perez, who flew her to New York for a showcase.
On Sunday there's a new feature by the ever acerbic Claude Chabrol ("A Girl Cut in Two," with Ludivine Sagnier as a television weather forecaster caught between the claims of an older novelist and the young heir to a pharmaceutical empire), and Christophe Honor?
And winter weather can catch thin-blooded Californians off guard.
As the weather finally catches up with the calendar, it becomes pleasurable again to wander neighborhoods like the historic West Village, filled with charming little restaurants.
He uses the computer to check the weather, or catch an occasional headline, e-mail messages or a streaming radio show.
It took a hundred and forty years, the influence of Linnaeus, and at least one other rival plan (by the misguided evolutionary theorist Jean-Baptiste Lamarck) for a universal taxonomy of weather to catch on.
The inauguration is expected to be the biggest gathering in US history, with more than four million people crowding onto The Mall in typically freezing winter weather to catch a glimpse of Mr Obama being sworn in.
