Sentence examples for weather later from inspiring English sources

Only in my state could you have this weather today and this weather later on.

Climatically it was fairly close to average in England and Wales, despite much discussion of inclement weather later in the month.

The Great Plains and Pacific Northwest usually experience warmer weather later in the year, and fewer tropical storm systems develop during the Atlantic hurricane season.

The weather later led to severe delays on some train lines in and around London, sparking concern on the part of some commuters that they would struggle to get home in time to vote.

But the effect of home-field advantage is strengthened when teams that are used to playing their home games in warmer climates or indoors have to play in cold weather later in the season.

General Groves, who is played by Eric Owens, bellows, in a Lear-like tantrum, "What the hell is wrong with the weather?" Later on, after much sound and fury surrounding the arrival, raising, and arming of the bomb, Groves drops his bluster and begins to talk about his various attempts to lose weight.

The New York Power Authority called upon seven of its biggest customers in New York City to voluntarily reduce their electrical load today in preparation for hot, muggy weather, but later canceled the request after the day remained overcast and cool.

Forecasters said the monsoon rains that overflowed dams and rivers crisscrossing Manila and surrounding provinces killing at least 23 people would break for sunny weather later this week.

The rest of the midwest and the east are expecting a dose of the icy weather later this week thanks to a powerful storm that hit Alaska with hurricane-force winds over the weekend.

Mr. Uddin said his business picked up when the streets outside were empty — during bad weather or later at night.

The weather guy later said the tornado was doing 130 miles per hour when it touched down in my area.