predawn

Definitions

Examples

• The Sprint is my choice for backcountry skiing, too, because it’s powerful enough to illuminate the trail if I’m off to a predawn start or stuck on the trail after dusk.

• The start time for any precipitation, which isn’t fully guaranteed to show up, could be as early as around midnight or into the predawn.

• If the precipitation materializes, it probably would begin very late Saturday night into the predawn hours Sunday and continue through around midday Sunday.

• The forecast radar shown below, from the HRRR, indicates the snow breaks out predawn and continues into the evening.

• Any snow locally should tend to end in the predawn period, but it may last through sunrise or shortly thereafter to the south in particular.

• A predawn firefight has left at least one, and possibly as many as four pro-Russian activists dead.

• By then, smoke was filling part of the ship, billowing up to the top decks in the predawn light.

• Jessica Buchanan is safe after a daring predawn raid on the Somali pirate compound where she was held for four months.

• Knowing that nothing was in sight but waiting was a letdown after the activity of the predawn hours.

• After breakfast they stepped into the cold predawn blackness.