Sentence examples for wintery weather from inspiring English sources
The phrase "wintery weather" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe cold, snowy, or icy conditions typically associated with winter. Example: "The forecast predicts wintery weather this weekend, so be prepared for snow and freezing temperatures."
The wintery weather is in stark contrast to March's mini-heatwave.
The simple answer is to wear warm gloves and footwear throughout the wintery weather.
Winter maintenance operations play an important role in assuring the safety, mobility and productivity of roadways enduring wintery weather.
Domino's Pizza served up record profits last year but since then its business has been hit by the wintery weather.
Added to the disappointing job creation in December and January, the data suggests the wintery weather caused by the polar vortex did chill parts of America's economy.
The wintery weather threatened further to delay the signing of a two-and-a-half-year contract but the loose ends were tied up shortly before 6pm.
My wife Jackie and I have never been ones to flee wintery New York weather and head for sunny climes, but I must admit that it was nice to take off from JFK airport in January's sub-freezing temperatures and arrive in Barcelona.
(Jaunted) Wintery Conditions Hamper Search For Glacier National Park Hikers Two hikers are missing after a trip in Glacier National Park.
"Note that the actual sequence of matchdays was quite a bit shuffled due to inclement wintery conditions," writes Oliver.
England's first-half performance, in difficult wintery conditions, was described by BBC pundit and former international Alex Scott as "sloppy".
The drivers hoped that with the rally taking place on higher altitudes, wintery conditions and burle (a freezing wind blowing from the north) would produce ice and snow on the ground, making for a more exciting event; however, except for some rain on Thursday evening it never came to fruition and the prevailing weather was clear and dry.
