Sentences with phrase «crazy weather blowing»

First of all, Florida gets constantly subjected to crazy weather blowing in from the Gulf and Atlantic.

And while Johns Creek is far from the shore — thus sheltered somewhat from crazy weather blowing in off the Gulf — you might want to install shatterproof glass and reinforce your roof if your agent thinks you could benefit.

Obviously, Texas finds itself subjected to a battery of dangers, from crazy weather blowing in off the Gulf to fires to brutal criminal activity near the Mexico border and in the inner cities.

Obviously, Texas finds itself subjected to a battery of dangers, from crazy weather blowing in off the Gulf to fires to brutal criminal activity near the Mexico border and in the inner cities.

Not exact matches

Even when the wind is blowing your hair around like crazy in this fall weather, you can still look put together!

In short, because Florida homes — particularly homes in places along the coast like Broward County — regularly get battered, bruised, and blown over by crazy weather gusting in from the ocean.

After all, North Richland Hills is a safer and wealthier community than many other cities, particularly border towns, where homeowners rates are higher due to crime and potential exposure to crazy weather events blowing in off the Gulf.