Sentences with phrase «warm front between»

Across England only 11,766 people applied to Warm Front between April and July 2012.

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We've known for decades that all supercell thunderstorms have a gust front, which is the boundary between the moist, warm air that is flowing into the storm and the generally cooler air coming down out of the storm.

My parents and I would watch summer thunderstorms while curled up on your front porch swing, enjoying the warm, humid air blown through, counting the seconds between the lightning and thunder, and now I do just the same.

It is located in the cup holder between the front seats and is able to chill or warm drinks.

And while Paul's arresting, artful images offer a fascinating glimpse of the couple's life in France between 1948 and 1954, it's the photos of Julia that are strikingly intimate: Julia kneeling near her cat in the couple's apartment; her nude silhouette in front of a sunlit window in Florence; Julia talking on the phone, with only her long, outstretched legs visible, but her warm, hearty laugh so easy to imagine.

Complimentary evening cocktail canapés, served between 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. in a tranquil atmosphere of relaxing comfort in front of the warm gas fireplace.

In between skating sessions, warm up with a hot chocolate in front of our impressive 39 - foot - tall stone fireplace.

I managed to catch the last day of Alan Gouk's exhibition (fantastic show even though everything was really closely hung in the «front room» of the charming Hampstead School of Art), and I feel there is a colour palette connection between you and Alan in the way you both use rich warm colours, some earthy, some intense, and juxtapose them with acid colours.

With the exception of a couple of almost - warm days in April, wedged in between the endless early spring train of Siberia Express cold fronts we had, and two notably (and seasonably) hot days in May (along the lines of what we'd normally expect in late April), this Spring has been a real dud.

What if the expertise of global warming alarmists is undeniable but the injury they seek to prevent can be compared to a trip and fall hazard faced by all of humanity caused by a difference of one - quarter inch in elevation between a parking lot and a sidewalk in front of a Mississippi Walmart?

It seems that at least one US Senator did not understand this relationship between the environment's local extremes and global means when he found snow in front of the US capital, in February, and thought it meant that Global Warming had stopped.1 If he had watched the news that night, he might have realized that just a few hundred miles to the south it was unusually hot in Florida.

In the troposphere, the demarcation between polar air and warmer tropical atmosphere is usually defined by the polar front.

The boundary between the cold polar air and the warm tropical air is called the Polar Front.

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A frontal inversion occurs when a cold air mass undercuts a warm air mass and lifts it aloft; the front between the two air masses then has warm air above and cold air below.

A front is a boundary between two different types of air masses, these are normally warm moist air masses from the tropics and cooler drier air masses from polar regions.

The polar bears of western Hudson Bay are on the front line of global warming impacts: their population declined by 22 percent between 1987 and 2004 and may be the first driven extinct by climate change.

Figure 2 shows the Polar Front as a simple division of the atmosphere between cold polar and warm tropical air.

You can see by the nice stack of firewood outside the front door, the beach life here doesn't necessarily mean warm sand between your toes... it most often implies being cuddled up inside by the fire!