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I don't get the hate for the MS weather app. Sure, it's basically a PWA, but among stock weather apps, it probably provides the most data: current and future pollen conditions, hour by hour forecast for "feels like" (important for me living in Houston TX), UV index, dew point, precipitation, wind, wind gusts, heat stroke/wind chill risk, umbrella need, clothing recommendations, outdoor conditions for hiking, running, picnic, stargazing, cycling, gardening tracking tropical storms/hurricanes.
Jan 8, 2023 · Kurdish. 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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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 ...
Sep 25, 2009 · That's right, "weather" is uncountable but so amazement, love, knowledge, feeling(s) are A great amazment came upon him. A story of a great love. He has an excellent knowledge of French. So, the reason that "weather" is uncountable doesn't explain the matter.
Oct 14, 2021 · Hi, everyone! 1. We couldn't see the top of the mountain because of the weather being so bad. 2. We couldn't see the top of the mountain because of the bad weather. The context for these examples comes from a letter of complaint. I tend to use (2) more because it's more concise but the answer key in my textbook is (1).
Oct 10, 2011 · English - U.S. Oct 10, 2011. #3. "Imminent" means they'll be here soon. They will. "Impending" means they'll be here soon and also that there's something negative about them, that fishermen should do something to prevent bad consequences. This additional meaning is appropriate here, since the important warnings are those of bad weather.
Aug 29, 2019 · It's equally awkward as " My favorite beer is ... cold." Here, normally you'd expect a brand of beer or a type of beer, e.g. My favorite beer is lager - any kind will do. Maybe 'sunny and hot' sounds less awkward because you're mentally associating the phrase with a set weather state/name, whereas 'sunny' by itself retains the quality of an ...
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.
Valentine's attitude to the Nowhere-Hours is unexpectedly relaxed. He speaks darkly of their appetites, but he insists they are too alien to penetrate the House of the Sun, let alone the waking world. He even seems to suggest that the Mansus-Hours have exaggerated the threat of the Nowhere-Hours for their own reasons.
