Sentence examples for weather in which from inspiring English sources
The phrase "weather in which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe specific conditions or situations related to weather phenomena. Example: "The weather in which the storm occurred was unusually severe for this time of year."
I have always enjoyed reading about bad weather, in which I include heavy rain.
It was the right weather in which to "rebuke these surges", as Shakespeare somewhere advises.
This is true November weather, in which I learn to admire the stoicism of the animals all over again.
The typical climatic environment experienced by scrublands includes long periods of hot, dry weather in which lack of moisture is a limiting factor for plant growth.
In 1845 a strain of Phytophthora arrived accidentally from North America, and that same year Ireland had unusually cool moist weather, in which the blight thrived.
Given the dampness that there must be following dreadful weather in which to prepare a pitch, it might be that sights need setting a little lower.
"It will take at least sixty years to develop vehicles that can drive under the full range of road, traffic and weather conditions in which people drive today," said Steven Shladover, program manager for Partners for Advanced Transportation Technology at the University of California Berkeley.
As expected, a decrease of the performance of the system was detected for weather conditions in which the availability of solar energy is scarce.
The second assumption is made because this feasibility study focuses on weather conditions in which a target velocity rarely changes over the observation time as in the case of, for example, (stable) rain fall or snow fall.
This determines the weather conditions in which the crop grows its grain so has a major impact on yield.
Be certain to use the weight (Example: 5W-20; 5W-30) of synthetic oil recommended for your vehicle and the weather conditions in which it is driven.
