Sentence examples for weather though from inspiring English sources

The overcast weather, though initially disappointing, would prove to be a boon.

But I went in March, the lowest of the low seasons -- the schools hadn't closed for spring break and the weather, though warm, wasn't as hot as most Indian travelers prefer.

Also, while international growth momentum could continue to offset UK weakness, press stories suggesting that the Australian clothing market (one of the fastest growing markets for Asos) has been weak and heavily promotional over Christmas as a result of unseasonable weather (though would expect online to be outperforming bricks and mortar here).

The problem there isn't the weather, though; it is that we have so little of a plan for how this campaign might practically unfold, absent air strikes, that any glitch — a slight change in the weather — causes a string of cities to fall, as they have in the past days.

The connection between global warming and extreme weather, though well established in computer models, was difficult to demonstrate in the real world; as scientists routinely reminded the public, no single event — not even one as devastating as Hurricane Katrina — could be confidently attributed to humanity's impact on the planet.

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It is often referred to as the Land of Eternal Spring because of its temperate weather conditions, though this is mostly felt in the mountain areas of the country.

If the weather turns though, they could pay with their life, or at least some of them might.

As the weather warms though, that snow will be rain.

Farrell's caddie, Sandy, is a prematurely wizened Celt, or Pict; Farrell is shocked to realize that Sandy, weathered though he is, is younger than himself--one of Northeast America's tall, bloated Anglo-Saxons.

At 100 metres long, the ship is capable of working in most weathers, though seasickness can be a bit of a problem for the first few days as we all get used to the motion".