Sentence examples for weather-related from high-quality English sources.

• Around two-thirds of weather-related losses are uninsured.

• We will only use your reports in the context of Weather Watchers or weather-related stories.

• All WEATHER-related talk must be limited to a general acknowledgment that WEATHER is occurring.

• An analysis of Department of Energy data published in September found weather-related power outages are up by 67% since 2000.

• Recent weather-related disasters, he says, have shifted rural views.

• In America third-graders (seven-year-olds) affected by weather-related closures do less well in state exams.

• Although deadly quakes are rarely blamed on human activity, it is fashionable to blame weather-related disasters on global warming.

• The bad news is that storms and floods still account for almost three-quarters of weather-related disasters, and they are becoming more common.

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• In 2012 the University of Chicago surveyed 32 eminent economists about legislation that banned price gouging during a weather-related emergency.

• Heat waves may span several days to several weeks and are significant causes of weather-related mortality, affecting developed and developing countries alike.

• The German insurer Munich Re estimates that the cost of weather-related calamities in North America over the past three decades amounts to thirty-four billion dollars a year.

• Weather-related losses are already soaring: between 2017 and 2019 their annual costs averaged $210bn, twice as high as ten years previously, according to Swiss Re, a reinsurer.

• In general we try to reflect the weather conditions of the day, but we also like to have a bit of fun so a quirky photo that may not strictly be weather related will sometimes appear in our feed.

• SIR – Your briefing on natural disasters discounted the possibility of a connection between global warming and weather-related events (“Counting the cost of calamities”, January 14th).

• Such weather forecasts and warnings are produced to help safeguard the lives and property of American citizens from the dangers of severe weather, as well as to protect the national economy from weather-related disruptions.

• Because I was a kid, the landscape of economic and moral reversals around me seemed like hailstorms or flash floods, which, although both my parents worked in weather-related jobs, I thought of as messages from the capricious but still venerable guy above.

weather-related sentence examples

• The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies said last week that more than ten million people have been displaced by climate- and weather-related disasters in the past six months, far outnumbering the 2.3 million displaced by wars and other conflicts in the same period.

• Mr Wagle contrasts Pacific Gas & Electric, a northern Californian utility driven to bankruptcy in large part by its failure to prepare for wildfires and weather-related shocks, with Southern California Edison, its flourishing southern counterpart that is spending more than $1bn a year on resilience.

• Attributing individual natural disasters to climate change is tricky, but the Financial Stability Board, a group of regulators, estimates that global economic losses resulting from weather-related catastrophes went from $214bn in the 1980s, in 2019 prices, to $1.62trn in the 2010s, roughly trebling as a share of global GDP.

• To avoid waste, some sites operate a standby list of patients within a certain radius – one Guardian reader in her 30s said she got the jab in Sheffield on the iciest day of the year after her GP called her to say they had a spare dose because of weather-related cancellations and she could have it if she was there within half an hour.