Sentence examples for weather now from inspiring English sources

Can the omnipotent ECB control the weather now?

We were headed back to scarf weather now.

Ad-makers have long loved its predictably glorious summer weather; now film producers are coming too.

The facilities in L.A. are tremendous for us, the weather now is better than in Europe.

We have arm weather now after many cold and disagreable days.

The 52 Places Traveler found stunning creations born of frigid weather now threatened by climate change.

It's weathered now.

The bottom landing has stunning views of the Palisades across the river and twin Roman columns, 23 feet tall, weathered now down to the dark marble veins.

The house, like many on this Kent/Sussex border, is clap-boarded with long planks of oak, weathered now to a soft grey.

The first part has been weathered, now Apple will want to see the return kicking in.

First, all of today's weather is now affected by climate change.