Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A distinctive kind of weather experienced at any station when the centers of high and low pressure have certain specific locations relative to the station. ; ; ;
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Examples
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Right now, don't -- no delays to report at the airport, but that is a possibility, we think, with these weather-type conditions, so make sure you do call ahead if you have travel plans for today.
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Right now, don't -- no delays to report at the airport, but that is a possibility, we think, with these weather-type conditions, so make sure you do call ahead if you have travel plans for today.
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According to meteorologists, other weather-type folk everywhere, and anyone not holed up in bed with the vomiting flu, it's officially chuffing freezing out there.
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According to meteorologists, other weather-type folk everywhere, and anyone not holed up in bed with the vomiting flu, it's officially chuffing freezing out there.
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