weather-driven (Meaning)
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weather-driven (a.)
Driven by winds or storms; forced by stress of weather.
Synonyms & Antonyms of weather-driven
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weather-driven Sentence Examples
- The weather-driven storm lashed coastal areas with torrential rain and high winds.
- The weather-driven drought caused widespread crop failures, escalating food insecurity.
- The weather-driven heatwave put a strain on the electrical grid, leading to power outages.
- Weather-driven floods inundated towns and disrupted transportation networks.
- The weather-driven cold snap caused hazardous road conditions and school closures.
- Weather-driven snowstorms paralyzed entire cities, trapping residents indoors.
- The weather-driven hail caused extensive damage to vehicles and buildings.
- Tourists were stranded due to weather-driven travel delays.
- Farmers rely heavily on weather-driven forecasts to plan their crops and manage their livestock.
- The weather-driven change in ocean currents is having a profound impact on marine ecosystems.
FAQs About the word weather-driven
Driven by winds or storms; forced by stress of weather.
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No antonyms found.
The weather-driven storm lashed coastal areas with torrential rain and high winds.
The weather-driven drought caused widespread crop failures, escalating food insecurity.
The weather-driven heatwave put a strain on the electrical grid, leading to power outages.
Weather-driven floods inundated towns and disrupted transportation networks.
