"weather contingency" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that has been prepared for in case the weather turns bad. For example, "We had to make sure our event was protected with a weather contingency to deal with unexpected rain showers."
"The closure of the A55 in a least two sections on Thursday 22 November isolated many communities, affected staff getting home and coming into work and required deployment of our weather contingency plan," she added.
The Urban Edge Stage outside by the Leisure Centre (but with wet weather contingency plans in place) will showcase Welsh talent, too, with live performances from Dee Shae, Antizzle and the rest of his Flow Dem crew, as well as Tiny Skitz and Eaton.
Always plan for weather contingencies.
Overtime is unavoidable for a transit system that operates 24 hours a day, and the authority, no stranger to winter weather, has a contingency budget for the extra labor required to combat the snow and ice.
Southwest sold "packets" called "one hour flights" that could go through many small airports to get you from point A to point B. Passengers could be quickly re-routed for any daily contingency: weather, maintenance, terrorist attack, Presidential entourage.
The planes, those banes of every player's existence come Open time, have been banished, barring bad weather or other contingencies, from prowling the airspace above Flushing Meadows this year, and nobody seems to miss them.
"We always plan for contingencies – Antarctic weather doesn't allow us to plan precisely the season," said Fleming.
The European Aviation Safety Agency, based in Cologne, Germany, requires that aircraft carry at least sufficient fuel to reach their destination, plus additional adequate reserves to account for contingencies like weather delays, congestion or an unexpected deviation to an alternate airport.
In November, she and Garcia attended a meeting of the chicken club to express their concerns: that the club members had no contingency bad-weather plans for a coop above a grade-A FEMA flood zone; and that some lower-school students, whose play yard is also on the school's roof, might be allergic to feathers.
White House advance teams usually plan for contingencies, particularly weather, by coming up with alternative travel arrangements and alternative destinations.
The company said it was monitoring the weather front and has put contingency plans in place to minimise any disruption to electricity supplies.
