Sentence examples for weather scientist from inspiring English sources

In my second novel, my main character falls in love with a weather scientist who looks like Jon Bon Jovi.

Amateur weather scientist that I am, I went outside onto the spacious lawn of the Dunrovin Christian Brothers Retreat Center, in Marine on Saint Croix.

In fact, Mike Hapgood, a space weather scientist at the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory in Britain, penned an article in April that warned we should "prepare for the coming space weather storm".

In this thickly atmospheric novel, set in 1915 Alaska, Harrison characteristically combines love and suffering, vulnerability and dominance, in a sexual affair between a young weather scientist and an Aleutian woman who almost never speaks.

("After a massive, out-of-season swarm of Texas tornadoes levels weather scientist Ethan Walker's home on Christmas Eve," the film's news release says, "he must find courage in the face of devastation to help restore his marriage," not to mention rescue his missing children).

He and several colleagues also describe their findings in the 16 December issue of Nature.The U.S. Air Force and other agencies have considered placing sensitive satellites into the safe zone, says space weather scientist Terrance Onsager of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Space Environment Center in Boulder, Colorado.

Rising temperatures could lead to drastic shifts in weather, scientists at the meeting said.

Weather scientists at the storm prediction center had predicted the severe weather, saying that the atmosphere contained the right combination of winds, heat and moisture to create dangerous conditions.

Although space weather scientists have seen no more significant activity since the solar flares that launched the current storm, scientists around the globe are still keeping a close watch on the Sun.

We then discuss what this means in terms of the advice and information that space weather scientists should bring into discussions with other experts and how this is integrated into the risk assessments that drive policy development.

A group of weather scientists from the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colorado, first proposed the $100 million project to NASA in 1997, but when the agency balked at the concept, the team secured funding from Formosat, the Taiwanese government's space enterprise.