Sentence examples similar to weather crossing from inspiring English sources

Seasonal shifts in temperature and precipitation are largely the result of weather fronts crossing the North Atlantic.

The forces crossed the Saint Lawrence on the night of November 13 14 after three days of bad weather, likely crossing the mile-wide river between the positions of HMS Hunter and HMS Lizard, two Royal Navy ships that were guarding the river against such a crossing.

The immediate reaction was citizens and the city clamoring to build an indestructible, all-weather crossing over the Trinity.

Though SR 70 does not directly serve any major cities, the highway is noted as an all-weather crossing of the Sierras.

The Weather Underground crossed lines of legality, of propriety and perhaps even of common sense.

The blizzard conditions currently hitting the US are likely to have dissipated as the weather system crosses the Atlantic, bringing heavy rain rather than snow to the UK.

Utah boasts, indeed has trademarked, the 'Greatest Snow on Earth' - huge dumps of it, six storeys high over a season, falling fast and furious but dry and light as weather systems cross the western sierras and hit the Wasatch Mountains.

The shifting load of the atmosphere as weather systems cross the surface accounted for the other third.

Moving to the northwest at 10 mph, the area of disturbed weather eventually crossed the island.

Pulaski and Wayne joined forces to attack Stirling's position on February 29 while he awaited suitable weather conditions to cross.

"If you come across swift moving water crossing the road, turn around, don't drown," the weather service warned.