Sentence examples for weather means from inspiring English sources

"Extreme weather means extreme prices.

"Cold weather means people struggle more.

Or bad weather means you can't fly?

And hotter weather means drier vegetation.

This year's mild weather means more insects survived to spring.

Good weather means 12-hour days, six days a week.

A backlog of matches caused by the wet weather means Thursday is busier than usual.

For some hobbyists, monitoring the weather means more than merely predicting fair skies or foul.

"Increasingly severe weather means there isn't anywhere now that can say we won't be flooded.

Your toes Sandal weather means the ends of your feet now need tending.

Again, wet and windy weather predicts scarcity while fair, fine weather means plenty.