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cloudy

[klou-dee] / ˈklaʊ di /


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Since the start of this month, there has generally been a southerly wind bringing a very mild, but cloudy, tropical maritime airmass all the way from the Canary Islands.

From BBC

Since the start of this month there has generally been a southerly wind bringing a very mild, but cloudy, tropical maritime airmass all the way from the Canary Islands.

From BBC

The silver lining for some to the cloudy figures is that a further Bank of England rate cut next month now seems very likely, with perhaps more to come next year.

From BBC

They install heat cables in the soil to keep their pumpkins warm, build contraptions to cover them from the sun and add grow-lights for cloudy days.

From The Wall Street Journal

“That uncertainty has spread to promoting products—businesses recognize the outlook for consumers is also cloudy, and so they’re being more cautious about spending on advertising until the Budget happens,” Mould says.

From The Wall Street Journal