Sentences with phrase «good gust of wind»

Not exact matches

Even though I'm far, far inland, Ike whacked us good — not a drop of rain but tons of wind damage, sustained gusts over 80 mph.

This one, like the previous multi-purpose covers, is best suited for warm weather, though it does a fine job of blocking chilly wind gusts.

It's definitely better to be safe than sorry here, as a sudden strong gust of wind can make your drone crash and break.

Makani is developing software to better handle the vagaries of wind power, including high wind gusts.

In order to make full use of wind power, better predictions of sudden gusts or stillness are needed

Sandblasting wind gusts could shape canyons on the similarly parched surface of Mars as well, the researchers point out.

The lose silhouette covers all my bulgy bits and the long sleeves hide my bingo wings as well as serve as a barrier from the cold gusts of wind that are slowly increasing on this side of the globe.

It fits true to size, I am wearing a small, and even with my height I didn't feel like it was too short, but wearing some shorts underneath is always good because you never know when a gust of wind will come by and give you a Marilyn Monroe moment.

Strength of the Course: Well trapped (protecting it from errant shots) course length and wind gusts up to 35 mph.

Tropical cyclones are low pressure systems that form over warm tropical waters and have well defined wind circulations of at least gale force strength (sustained winds of 63 km / h or greater with gusts in excess of 90 km / h).

At the 50Hertz control center one day late last month, Scheibner was tracking storms that brought snow in the morning, sleet, then short periods of sun as well as gusts of winds that quickly erupted and eased.

A business plan built solely on the «best case scenario» is like a house of cards — one gust of wind (or fire or wrongful termination lawsuit) and the entire business can come crashing down.

Well, imagine you are on the freeway, driving about 65mph, and a gust of wind, a rut in the road, or some other influence causes you to move suddenly, unexpectedly.

Weight isn't always a bad thing, of course — it's good to know your phone isn't going to fly off in a gust of wind.