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Meanings of weatherman in English

Catalan
home del temps
Spanish
meteorólogo

Predicts the weather.

home del temps

A weatherman is upset that children prefer watching cartoon superheroes instead of his weather report.

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Usage of weatherman in English
1
And weatherman Derek van Dam explained a possible cause of the floods.
The South African
2
The weatherman's last few sentences were drowned out by the sandy wind.
Twenty fragments of a ravenous youth
3
If there's an event, their weatherman Stevie Jacobs is on the beat.
News.com.au
4
Didn't the weatherman say we were supposed to have thunderstorms all week long?
Darkness on the edge of town
5
The weatherman said,...cold and dry as the front pushes the warm air south.
Heart-shaped box
6
The weatherman called it hot -Africa hot -so everyone stayed home.
Climbing Magazine
7
The weatherman had predicted snow off and on, no great accumulation.
A nose for justice
8
Storm that's rollin' in now, weatherman says it's gonna be a right bomper.
Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children
9
Bushy-bearded weatherman Bob McDavitt has become almost as familiar as the weather itself.
Radio NZ
10
The weatherman has once again predicted the coldest winter on record.
The South African
11
Addressed to "Good Morning America" weatherman Sam Champion, the letter mentioned anthrax.
Reuters
12
But Bailey is best known for his work as an incredibly enthusiastic TV weatherman.
News.com.au
13
In 1987 BBC weatherman Fish dismissed suggestions that a hurricane would hit the UK.
The Guardian
14
The weatherman was prattling on, but she didn't hear him.
The appeal
15
K, suggesting the weatherman would be joining the shock jock on Australia's Got Talent.
News.com.au
16
Our well-read weatherman Erick Brenstrum is back for a chat.
Radio NZ
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Weatherman through the time
Weatherman across language varieties
United States of America
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