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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.
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May 25, 2017 · Escocia. Inglés británico. May 25, 2017. #3. Weather is uncountable, so it's always "nice weather", and never " a nice weather". SwissPete is correct, strictly speaking, but in casual speech it's OK, and common, to say "nice weather today" (without it's) as an observation.
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When assembling it, I put the batteries in, took off the solar cover sticker, and clicked “Reset”. But the LED light stays on. The panel is only getting a signal from my indoor sensor, so I assume that it’s not getting a signal from the WS-2000 station and this LED light is the problem. Problem. 1. u/Main_Yogurt8540.
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May 21, 2007 · English, Canada. May 21, 2007. #2. Personally, I would take moody to mean dark - lots of storms, fog and wind. For weather that changes quickly, you can write: "The weather in [the place] can change at the drop of a hat." or, "The weather never stays the same for long." L.
Nov 5, 2019 · Nov 5, 2019. #1. Hello everyone, Does "clear up" meaning " (of the weather) to become fine or bright - Oxford" + "fast" sound natural/correct in the examples that I created below? a. It was very overcast this morning when I got up, but it cleared up fast and now it's very sunny. b. The weather is a bit crazy here in summer. It gets overcast ...
Oct 23, 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.
Jul 24, 2018 · I did some searching, and apparently Blizzard dug into the Weather system a bit in BfA. They increased the intensity and frequency of weather effects. I also found some commands which let you change the weather intensity: /console WeatherDensity 0 (Turns weather effects off.) /console WeatherDensity 1 (Low intensity.)
