Sentence examples for weather will last from inspiring English sources

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It looks like the fine weather will last through to the end of the week".

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They say the bad weather will last all week.

Similarly foul weather will continue today, the Met Office said, but will be less severe than yesterday's conditions, which forced the Port of Dover to close and damaged the roof of a stand at Epsom Downs racecourse.

"I'm really excited to get started but we we agree that it's best to test the bike in the dry for the first time, I just hope the weather will improve tomorrow".

Designed to button up or not, they become favorite go-to pieces when you just don't know how the weather will be today.

Tell Siri to call a friend, or ask it what the weather will be tomorrow.

The Weather Channel will this week launch a new mobile video forecasts service powered by Vantrix, a content delivery startup we wrote about in September.

Winemakers in Kent and Sussex have predicted the hot summer weather will help towards making 2013 a fine vintage for English wine.

Well, the U.S. is facing a weather data blackout next year [that will last] half a year to half a decade because three satellites the government depended on are past their lifetimes and expected to expire.

It's hoped that the weather will be better this week.

"Our plan was to reel off a real qualifying lap on a dry track – you never know what the weather will be like tomorrow.

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