weather signal

Typical length of an information or weather signal was about 25 characters.

He devised a system of weather signals for display on railroad trains.

The weather signals continued to escalate after that.

Hot weather signals ice cream time in many parts of the world, but summer is mango season in Thailand.

When I first saw the balloon, I realized that it was not the ordinary type used for weather signals.

As already mentioned, a weather signal is a composite of echoes coming from a very large number of hydrometeors.

That box attached to the balloon-it doesn't look like the usual type of radiosonde for sending weather signals.

Limited trade on longer-term structures came after participants distanced themselves from an uncertain market, awaiting further weather signals, traders said.

For some, extremes of weather signal as much confinement as the inside of a jetliner, and such people take boring walks on basement treadmills.

The National Weather Service signal is digital so the weather signals can be decoded and immediately broadcast by television and radio systems.

Although the conventioneers are rowdy and partying furiously, there is an undercurrent of foreboding, since the weather signals change from summery sunshine to hurricane to deluge.

On 31 October 1927 Rohna was moored to a buoy in Madras Harbour in India when a weather signal and falling air pressure warned of the approach of a tropical cyclone.

We encounter a variety of signals in real-life, such as broadcasting signals, television signals, radar signals, mobile phone signals, navigation signals, radio astronomy signal, biomedical signals, control signals, weather signal, seismic signal, mechanical vibration signal, remote sensing and telemetry signals, etc.