freakish weather造句

• Wild Thing skipper Grant Wharington was philosophical about the freakish weather conditions.
• He took note of inclement and especially of freakish weather.
• "It's one of those freakish weather things that happen, " said district spokesman John Neuharth.
• Furthermore, the freakish weather patterns associated with the El Nino weather phenomenon make the arrival of the monsoon less certain.
• The scientists said the world is getting warmer, and the executives and officials said the resulting freakish weather is escalating insurance company costs.
• Snowboarding combines elements of skateboarding and surfing, and it proves popular even when the current freakish weather patterns force local resorts to subsist entirely on man-made snow.
• For the most part, even the ski resorts that foundered last winter spent the off-season pressing ahead with their planned capital improvements, not letting their pursuit of the winter-sports dollar be unduly influenced by the vagaries of freakish weather patterns.
• La Nina, the assertive sister of last year's hellacious El Nino, has already contributed to freakish weather around the globe and will continue to bring colder than normal temperatures to the West Coast well into spring, according to government forecasters.
• While large parts of Poland and the Czech Republic faced the brunt of freakish weather and were rapidly overwhelmed by the floods this month, this part of the former East Germany had time _ and the resources of Europe's richest state _ to prepare.