| In every country the meteorologists are thinking that these anomalies are just present in their region. |
| Winds blowing in different directions, or at different speeds create what meteorologists call wind shear. |
| Amateur meteorologists will recognize the cumulonimbus, a thunderstorm cloud characterized by the anvil shaped top. |
| She is ready in body, mind and soul for the moment her meteorologists tell her the time is right. |
| And in the course of the afternoon, meteorologists tell us the eye of the hurricane will start to pass over this island itself. |
| The Beaufort scale, of course, has become a part of the standard operating lingo for meteorologists and sailors. |
