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skies

[skahyz] / skaɪz /


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“Look for a big warm up as the offshore flow will combine with the sunny skies,” the National Weather Service’s forecast discussion for the Los Angeles area said Friday.

From Los Angeles Times

There were some striking skies spotted over the east of England as a plume of Saharan dust drifted into airspace above the UK.

From BBC

“Sure, you can walk around with a Rolex on, but now there is the worry of what may be falling from the skies.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Nations have scrambled to repatriate holidaymakers caught up in the fighting with air traffic severely limited as missiles and drones dominate the skies above the region.

From Barron's

Attacks by Iranian jets—along with drones and missiles—contributed to the crowded skies and fog of war when three U.S.

From The Wall Street Journal