Sentence examples for weather hazards from inspiring English sources

Extreme weather hazards, as high-impact low-probability events, have catastrophic consequences on critical infrastructures.

The readings for many cars could be pooled and distributed to help other drivers avoid traffic and weather hazards.

Sunshine will also rely on users to report sudden weather hazards like fog, cofounder Katerina Stroponiati says.

More than 20 million cloud-to-ground flashes strike the United States annually, and lightning is clearly among the country's most severe weather hazards.

Last month Linkin Park became the first rock band to have its touring operation receive the National Weather Service's StormReady seal of approval after the band hired a consulting company, Weather Decision Technologies, to provide warnings on weather hazards.

The same high-latitude location that makes Canada more exposed to space weather hazards also makes it a prime location for space weather observations and the country is now a giant array of space weather research instruments.

Extreme heat is an important weather hazard associated with excess mortality and morbidity.

A serious weather hazard to aircraft in the process of landing or taking off from an airport is the downburst, or microburst.

The new F-35 Lightning II fighter, currently undergoing flight trials on the carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth in the US, faces an unusual weather hazard.

Federal Highway Administration data show that from 2005 to 2014 there were, on average, 1,836 deaths and 136,309 injuries per year due to snow and ice, three times more than the numbers generated by any other weather hazard.

Robinson realized that while freezing rain is by far the deadliest weather hazard out there, including the threat posed by tornadoes, the way accident data are collected and classified doesn't reflect that fact.