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Meanings of changeable weather in English

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Usage of changeable weather in English
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May 13-Havehad changeable weather; rather too dry and a few cold nights.
The Narrative of Gordon Sellar Who Emigrated to Canada in 1825
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MetService said it expected changeable weather over the coming days.
Radio NZ
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According to Met Éireann, more changeable weather could now be expected over the weekend.
The Irish Times
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The rainstorms in Paris alternated with bouts of sunshine, following weeks of changeable weather.
Reuters
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With autumnal days ahead bound to bring changeable weather, you need to equip yourself accordingly.
The Irish Times
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In steady weather she was plaintive; in changeable weather she varied between irritable and violent.
The Price She Paid
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Conservationists say that habitat loss, predation by American mink and changeable weather are to blame.
BBC
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Conservationists say the changeable weather and loss of habitat are among the reasons for the fall.
BBC
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Spite of the changeable weather of our climate, all the ladies were in their best dresses.
O. T., A Danish Romance
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The changeable weather has rather upset my throat.
The Price She Paid
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January can quite often have some pretty changeable weather and the weather usually settles down by February.
Radio NZ
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Mr Marriot is urging people to take care while driving or crossing roads at night in changeable weather.
Radio NZ
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The new findings take us a step closer to being able to predict the changeable weather on the Sun.
BBC
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Rain is expected to hold off until Saturday, which will see showers and more changeable weather across the country.
The Irish Times
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But changeable weather patterns along the coast and the presence of the mountains have led to tragedy in the past.
The Irish Times
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Lack of fresh air and exercise, dusty work, poor general health, dampness and changeable weather in winter and early spring.
Mother's Remedies / Over One Thousand Tried and Tested Remedies ...
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