weatherman , auch: weather man

But a weatherman has a lot to do in those three minutes.

We'll just have the weatherman up and see what he says now.

"I'd give quite a lot to have a Weatherman in place the next time one goes off."

Tell them you'd like the training so you can come back and take up with the Weathermen.

One weatherman went on the army radio to tell how it works.

Some of the questions were impossible for the weathermen to answer.

You never knew for sure what the Weatherman was singing about.

And they'd watched everything through the eye of the Weatherman.

He then began his career as a weatherman for a local television station.

For once, the weathermen had hit things right on the button.

Just one more day, the weatherman says, before the heat breaks.

About a hundred of the troops on board were weathermen like myself.

Weatherman was still part of the organization but differences were coming to the surface.

You do need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows.

"The general is the new weatherman of the Trinity shot."

For once the weathermen had been right and they were predicting three more days of the same.

We kept the radio on all day, listening to the weathermen who seemed to control our lives.

The weatherman had been a little off that day with his promise of Indian summer.

He started down the waterfront toward the places where the Weatherman could usually be found.

Push a button, and the Weatherman was on its way.

He pulled the weatherman up off the floor and held him as a human shield.

But you don't need a weatherman to know that a lot has changed since 1973.

"I heard the weatherman say it would be in the 60's," he said.

"My weatherman says you can look for storm clouds out your way."

It turned out to be just a weatherman in a tan suit.