showery

Precipitation became more showery in nature during the evening hours.

In March cool sunshine is possible, but showery spells are more likely.

The grass grows rank and dark in the showery England.

A professor of French history boarded a city bus on a bright but showery day.

The weather at this time can be changeable and occasionally showery.

A gentleman goes forth on a showery and miry day.

On showery days, air temperatures always fall with height in the troposphere.

Following-on they were dismissed cheaply for 122 on a showery third day.

The weather in spring and autumn is usually showery and cool.

At mid-morning the traffic was heavy, slowed down by the showery outbreak.

This warm air is encountering a cold front pushing across from the West, bringing showery rain.

And in what streets the rain will fall in showery weather.'

Frontal zones gave periods of rain followed by brighter, more showery conditions.

Northern Ireland will have continuous and heavy rain but gradually become more showery with thunder likely.

Save for two showery interludes, the following days were sunny but cool with a northeast wind.

The whole day was showery, with occasional drenching plumps.

But, August or not, it was gray and showery, and quite cool, though not actually cold.

The weather had certainly turned much more showery and Sylvia was keeping the Rayburn in all day.

It sounded like a dawn wind-the air was filled with a showery sound-and felt good on my face.

A showery day, as I recall.

They weren't; it was a cold and showery Sunday and respectable folk were at their dinner.

It was still showery, so the final began an hour late, at 4:30 p.m. on a dead and slippery court.

To summarise then, a chilly showery night.

Several days of showery weather followed.

Spring starts out cool and generally showery before gradually turning warmer and drier.