Sentence examples for weather effect from inspiring English sources

Many economists say the weather effect, which caused some growth to occur earlier in the year than it otherwise would have, should be over by now.

The temperature is set to fall a little, during the weekend, to lows of 23C, however, humidity levels will be high as flash thunderstorms with heavy torrential downpours are forecast caused by a weather effect known as the "Spanish Plume".

Many economists say they believe that mild weather in the winter led employers to hire more workers then at the expense of spring, but that the weather effect should be short-lived.

And this damage was the prelude to a more recent discovery - not, as one would imagine, that pollution was putting the doors at risk, but that changes in the weather effect changes in the bronze, which in turn have a blistering effect on the gilt surface.

Behind the forecaster was a graphic, "Weather Effect on Expected Election Turnout," and a map with splotches of color across various regions -- blue for the Democrats, red for the Republicans -- to indicate where the weather would supposedly give an edge to each party.

Sebastien Galy of Societe Generale is concerned that more jobs were lost than anticipated:  While the weather effect may explain some of the US data, leaving workers technically out of the workforce, Canada's economists are presumably better used to shutdown linked to cold weather.

What were some of the weather effects caused by this hurricane?

"The implication seems to be that outside of weather effects, there is improvement".

Apart from local weather effects, such as fog production, icebergs have two main impacts on climate.

"Seasonals, weather effects and a tendency to be under-reported initially all threaten the number".

Fields are usually well-maintained (or synthetic), with heaters under the turf to minimize weather effects.