Sentence examples for weather struck from inspiring English sources

Then the weather struck.

He did things right: tents were dug in with proper snow-walls, supplies stored in well-marked snow-holes, attempts quickly abandoned if tiredness or bad weather struck.

Conservative and Labour politicians questioned whether enough was being done to make sure infrastructure in the region was robust enough when extreme weather struck.

Northern Ireland Electricity has restored power to 82,000 customers since the severe weather struck on Tuesday, but 18,000 buildings were still without electricity last night.

Tourists from Canada, India, Israel, Slovakia and Poland died, along with Nepalese guides and porters, when the extreme weather struck last week.

The bad weather struck as train passengers who had intended to use King's Cross were forced to start or finish their journey at Finsbury Park, a few miles away in north London.

WHEN severe weather strikes these days, turn on the local television news and it seems every meteorologist can tell you exactly where it's raining or snowing the heaviest, sometimes down to the exact neighborhood and street.

"The aviation system is collateral damage to the political problems we are seeing in all mature democracies," says Michael E. Levine of New York University, a longtime proponent of deregulation.When bad weather strikes, market forces could determine which passengers and flights should go first, says Mr Levine.

When extreme weather strikes it can have a disastrous effect on business.

The United States military is often among the first to respond and offer support after severe weather strikes particularly susceptible regions.

Stocks will therefore remain tight, raising the risk of price spikes if extreme weather strikes again.