Sentence examples for weather incident from inspiring English sources

"We will have a major simulation of a weather incident on Oct 23," he said.

The most famous cold weather incident came the last time the World Series was played in Detroit in 2006 when Tigers hurler Kenny Rogers pitched brilliantly but Fox's TV cameras caught him with what looked like pine tar on his hands.

BS EN ISO 15927-3 [24] defines a weather incident that can moisten the wall as one that lasts at least one half-day with more than 4 mm of horizontal rainfall, with average wind speed >2 m/s and average wind direction within ±60° incident angle.

In Part 1, energy models are presented for two configurations: UTC only and UTC with PV panels, to predict the cavity exit air temperature and plate surface temperature with weather (incident solar radiation, ambient air temperature, dew point temperature and wind speed) and design (airflow rate or suction velocity and geometry) parameters used as inputs.

"There has been a series of extreme weather incidents.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin October 31, 2012 "There has been a series of extreme weather incidents.

"There has been a series of extreme weather incidents," said New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Tuesday, stating the obvious.

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, at a press conference Tuesday afternoon, allowed as how: "There has been a series of extreme weather incidents.

As Andrew Cuomo, the governor of New York, said on Tuesday, "There has been a series of extreme weather incidents.... Anyone who says there is not a dramatic change in weather patterns is denying reality".

Desperate to put one over on GNN's slick daytime anchor, Burgundy comes up with a plan to go popular: live car chases, extreme weather incidents, and down-home patriotism.

Amid warnings of further floods to hit Britain within the next 48 hours, Maria Eagle, the shadow environment secretary, said Paterson had "real questions to answer" about why he was allowing cuts that could affect Britain's ability to deal with severe weather incidents.