Sentences with phrase «weather watchers»

"Weather watchers" refers to the people who observe and pay attention to the weather conditions around them. They keep an eye on the weather changes and can provide updates and information about the current or upcoming weather. Full definition
The specific wind that is going to determine whether I'll have to put on a jacket is one that weather watchers didn't even know existed a century ago.
Earlier observations were taken officially by the colonial governments, as well as by amateur weather watchers.
I'm a bit of weather watcher by nature, and checking the current weather conditions and forecast across one or more different services (currently Wunderground, Weather Channel, and Forecast) is one of the first things I do every morning.
Use a designated weather watcher to be actively looking for signs of approaching or developing local thunderstorms, such as high winds, darkening clouds, or lightning and thunder.
Still, the solar weather watchers at NASA are puzzled.
It's getting close to that time of year when weather watchers and water managers start wringing their hands and wondering whether it will be a boy or a girl.
Boulder, CO About Blog Forecast updates for Front Range weather watchers.
Bronx state Sen. Ruben Diaz Sr., who rushed back to his district from Albany, fumed at the weather watchers for their flaky forecast.
In her new book dedicated to «weather watchers» everywhere, author and paper artist Elly MacKay illustrates some folksy phrases related to climate, opening the book with a note about how people once looked to nature for clues about the weather.
Here are three that I'm sending to a batch of my favorite extreme - weather watchers (including Marshall Shepherd of the University of Georgia, Cliff Mass at the University of Washington, Ryan Maue at WeatherBell, Andrew Freedman at Mashable, Dave Robinson at Rutgers, Jason Samenow of Capital Weather Gang, Eric Holthaus at Slate and my local go - to guide, Alex Marra of Hudson Valley Weather) *:
And there are other worries for weather watchers.
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