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That was in late August. Some weeks later, Opal also hit the Panhandle, and unlike the other storms, it was a stronger storm, hitting Cat 3, instead of Cat one, like with Erin and Allison. I learned this from a Weather Channel documentry about the 1995 Hurricane Season.
Hello you need to press F5 and write "devcommands" for activate cheats. and then you need to write env Clear for clear weather. Right click on the game in steam library > Properties > Launch Options > type " -console " in the text field. This will enable F5 [console]. Disabled by default otherwise. Cheers!
Aug 12, 2015 · Aug 12, 2015. #6. To add to what etb said, you correctly say "According to grammar books, "be going to" is mostly used to talk about plans," <- you will note that it is not always. In some whether forecasts, they say "There is a 90%/good/slight, etc chance of rain in the Northwest."and even "the Northwest" is an ill-defined area.
Apr 13, 2019 · It was so bad a weather that we couldn’t go out. B. It was such a bad weather that we couldn’t go out. C. It was so bad weather that we couldn’t go out. D. It was such bad weather that we couldn’t go out. Personally I think the correct answer is B not D. P/s: In Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary, I find this example: Did you have ...
Jan 8, 2023 · Jan 8, 2023. #1. Hello everyone, Is either "because of weather" or "because of the weather" correct in the following sentences? 1. The flight was cancelled because of weather. 2. The flight was cancelled because of the weather. I think #1 is correct, but #2 is wrong.
That said yeah AccuWeather is shit. Use weather.gov and your local forecast expert. You get handwritten forecasts from a person who's job is to forecast your weather everyday. They have years of experience. AccuWeather (and most other apps) give you automated programmatic BS. The weather.gov stuff is written by a human.
May 2, 2014 · No, the correct one is idiomatic, both as part of a sentence and as a standalone exclamation. Right. What a beautiful weather! (as a standalone exclamation) -> 1) grammatically incorrect because of "a", 2) not idiomatic. What beautiful weather! (as a standalone exclamation) -> 1) grammatically correct, 2) idiomatic.
Oct 13, 2013 · KOREAN. Oct 13, 2013. #1. Hello, (1) For the expression of 'if there is nice weather,' I find 'if weather permits' or 'if the weather permits.'. In these expressions, I wonder whether there would be any difference in the meaning between 'weather' and 'the weather?'. (2) I also note the expression of 'weather permitting.'.
Jul 13, 2018 · Hello, I know a person can treat someone or something well, but does the same apply to the weather or seasons, for example, ''I hope the weather is treating you well'', meaning ''I hope the weather is nice where you are''?
Jun 10, 2018 · Jun 10, 2018. #2. 1. You should use " circumstances " rather than " condition " which is not entirely appropriate. #1 The weather forecast says = #1 The weather forecast currently1 says. #2 The weather forecast said = #2 The weather forecast, at the time that I heard it, said. 2 (a) that tomorrow will be warmer than today. -> a firm prediction.
