Sentence examples for wind gauge from inspiring English sources
The system came with a weather station that has a wind gauge.
"Cyclone Tracy in 1974 in Australia is a good example – the wind gauge in Tracy was destroyed at 217kph.
He briefly checked his celebrations to check the wind gauge, needing to look at it twice as it showed two metres per second.
He promptly bought a digital wind gauge at his own expense for $360 and began crisscrossing the province's wind-swept plateaus to assess their potential for wind farms.
He is one of the few players who does not wear a visor or cap during his matches, and his well-gelled hair made a handy wind gauge as strands waggled in gusts that made serving tricky.
But that was only an estimate: the weather service's wind gauge was torn from its moorings and launched into eternity that day, along with a host of other things, stony and animate alike.
He looks at the wind gauges.
He steps off the curb, wind gauges held high.
(He wore out three wind gauges, all bought with his own money, and is now on his fourth).
So what do the wind gauges outside New York Harbor tell us? "There is a lot of power out there," said Brian A. Colle, a professor at the School of Marine and Atmospheric Science at Stony Brook University.
