Sentence examples for will probably rain from inspiring English sources

'It will probably rain soon.'.

It won't be that cold, but it will probably rain at least once during your visit.

It'll probably rain.

"Yes, it'll probably rain, Bubs.

It'll probably rain"; and, of course, "So?

'I don't know how we'll manage it, we haven't done many outdoor gigs, let alone in the sunshine,' says Urbanowicz. 'It'll probably rain.

It will probably be raining or snowing, or one of those short days in winter when there's little light.

It's probably raining in Redmond.

In all but along the coast, which will probably get more rain, the snow is almost definitely going to dominate, he said.

If I infer from observing clouds followed by rain that today's clouds will probably be followed by rain this can only be in virtue of an imperfect habit of associating rain with clouds.

With afternoon will come clouds, and probably rain, possibly a drenching.