Sentences with phrase «average winter wave»

Average winter wave heights along the Atlantic coast of Western Europe have been rising for almost seven decades, according to new research.

Not exact matches

Winter surf season in the DR: Between October and April the waves are biggest (average between shoulder and double overhead waves) and very good for intermediate to expert surfers.

Data gleaned from 56 meteorological stations showed heat waves increasing from 1980 to 2009, a period marked by glacier retreats, steadily rising average temperature in the Indus delta and changes in temperature behaviour in summer and winter.

During the winter storms of 2013 - 2014, extreme wave conditions were five times more frequent than normal, and wave heights were 40 % higher than average.

The hand waving about el Nino etc and probabilities of «drier than average» Winter / Spring 2014 are not really a useful risk management tool.

Tropospheric waves (purple line) entering the lower stratosphere throughout winter 2017/18 compared to the 1980 - 2017 maximum, average, and minimum (gray lines).

The coastlines of Scotland and Ireland have seen the largest increases, with the average height of winter waves more than 10 millimeters (more than 0.4 inches) per year higher than in 1948.

Hywind 1, designed around a hull fabricated by French contractor Technip and topped out with a 2.3 MW Siemens turbine, has performed superbly since switch on in 2009, weathering winds of 40 metres per second (m / s) and winter waves 15 metres high — and churning out close to 35GWh at an average capacity of 50 %.

Hywind 1, the prototype topped out with a 2.3 MW Siemens turbine, has performed superbly since switch on in 2009, weathering winds of 40 metres per second (m / s) and winter waves 15 metres high — and churning out electricty at an average capacity of over 50 %.

The Hywind 2s will have to bring their «A» game to the operation phase of the project, however, as their forerunner has performed superbly over its lifetime, weathering winds of 40 metres per second (m / s) and winter waves 15 metres high — and producing at an average capacity of 50 %.