Sentence examples for weather lets up from inspiring English sources

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The weather did not let up, but Theo went ahead with beach trials the following afternoon anyway.

And, because this virtual weather won't let up anytime soon, I'd like to propose classing the precise dystopia of "Black Mirror" as a cacotopia, by way of putting a name to the sensation it delivers.

The unseasonable cold weather shows no signs of letting up following the coldest March in more than 50 years.

The rain and chilly weather that began in May never let up until mid-July.

Meteorologists predict cold, wet weather in Los Angeles County starting Thursday before letting up for the weekend.

The four London lads were protected by the huge Shellman stage in Town Park, but the early evening crowd weathered a heavy rainstorm that never let up until near the end of the band's 75-minute set.

The easterly winds show no sign of letting up, with the cold weather expected to last until next week at least.

The resultant problems in Argentina are not expected to let up immediately, with the warm weather likely to continue until next week.

"The truly dangerous thing about this storm is that the winds will continue for hours and won't let up," said Andreas Friedrich, a German weather service meteorologist.

Timothy Wong, a managing partner with M&M Environmental, a pest control company on the Lower East Side, said rat complaints began to soar after the hurricane and have not let up yet, partly because the wintry weather is driving the rodents indoors.