Sentence examples for weather moving from inspiring English sources
The Met Office said the poor weather moving eastwards would mean dangerous driving conditions for some.
But with most of the wet weather moving north and east today, a drying period is expected to follow.
Half an hour later, he got on his radio and told the officials: 'We have dangerous weather moving in.
What is certain, however, is that the winter weather moving from the Midwest is setting the stage for a dangerous storm.
Now, with the fires' advance slowed by a decline in the Santa Ana winds and with cooler weather moving in, another phase of firefighting has begun.
Mr. Truta, 33, was so fascinated by the weather moving off of the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains that he mounted a personal weather station in his backyard to monitor it.
But winter weather moved the raid to another site.
But why has weather moved to the front pages now?
A little later, a front of cooler weather moved into Victoria.
In Chicago, residents savored breezy but mild weather with temperatures near 60 before unseasonably cold and wet weather moved in Tuesday afternoon.
