Sentence examples for weather misery from inspiring English sources

3.36pm GMT Peter Willison, of the Environment Agency, told the Whitehall briefing that there would be more weather misery along the south coast – with more properties at risk of flooding from giant waves.

Elsewhere in Britain, weather-related misery showed little letup on Tuesday, with widespread ice disrupting travel plans and pre-Christmas deliveries.

As if the summer's brutal heat, forest fires and drought were not enough, this country is now suffering through one final bit of weather-related misery, a scarcity of a beloved staple that is causing a kind of national time warp.

Bitterly cold and windy weather compounded the misery as survivors endured shortages of food, fuel and water.

If the weather connection in "Misery" is not immediately apparent, a spokeswoman for the Weather Channel said the film featured "a blinding snowstorm, so the weather plays an important role in the plot, even if it's not the main character".

And he drew upon the discomfort he felt while wearing a furry dog suit in hot weather to convey the misery of being a post-apocalyptic stray.

While for most the recent weather conditions have brought misery - for a few it has brought the thrill of a lifetime.

Too many leaders and too many men to maneuver on a confined battlefield spelled trouble, as did the very same weather that would create misery in World War I. Torrential rains turned the battlefield into a quagmire that doomed horses and men weighed down by suits of armor.

Wet weather continues to cause misery for homeowners across parts of the UK, leaving hundreds of properties flooded.

A spate of freak weather has added to the misery with flooding and mudslides.

California's poor showing in the survey is particularly surprising given that one of the 10 factors assessed by compilers of the "misery index" is weather.