Sentence examples for weather pose from inspiring English sources

Cities are at the forefront of the climate change: 23 of the 25 largest U.S. cities are near coastlines, where rising sea levels, storm surges, and extreme weather pose major risks.

Will the weather pose a problem?

Snowfall and cold weather pose particular difficulties for them gaining access to and from their property or walking to the shops.

Extreme weather posed a further risk to children.

Weather derivatives are the basic tools for managing the risks that weather poses to businesses.

Cold weather poses a hazard to household plumbing, which is even more vulnerable if the heating system fails.

Mayhew said the weather poses uncertainty for the cherry blossoms each year, but the show always goes on.

Changeable mountain weather poses problems, and the approach is a little tight near the Antisana volcano to the east, pilots say.

Thursday's weather posed a problem for the satellite effort, as a layer cake of clouds hovered over the search area.

Filming in London took three months, but shooting a period of four years in such a short time, the British weather posed a problem: how to do seasons?

While the weather poses a danger to everyone here, it is especially risky for the homeless population – many of whom don't always have access to shelter.