Sentences with phrase «affect storm patterns»

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Storm tracks, the strength and frequency of large climate patterns such as the El Niño Southern Oscillation — greenhouse gases can affect them all, and there just isn't a lot of data yet, he adds.

That could affect weather patterns as cold water is less likely to evaporate and could inhibit storms downwind according to Accuweather.

Climate change also has the ability to affect ocean currents, wind patterns, and probably a dozen other factors that determine the size and strength of these storms.

Storm - track activity patterns are shaped by the momentum distribution and affect the momentum distribution (I think they may tend to reinforce the average momentum distribution).

The «plausible» scenario outlined by the report's authors considers a world dramatically affected by climate change, with large changes in average temperatures, rainfall patterns, and the incidence of droughts and storms.

Figure 18.6: Precipitation patterns affect many aspects of life, from agriculture to urban storm drains.

Scientists agree that even a small increases in the global temperature lead to significant climate and weather changes, affecting cloud cover, precipitation, wind patterns, the frequency and severity of storms, and the timing of seasons.

Climate change also alters characteristics of the atmosphere that affect weather patterns and storms.

The NAO change produces affects on the winter circulation patterns resulting in a dearth or abundance of Northern Hemisphere severe winter storms.

The Fram strait ice loss, storms, volcanoes (mostly Icelandic), GHG, North Atlantic climate cycles, current patterns etc. all affect sea ice

It moves the jet streams, changes storm tracks, affects rainfall patterns, and of course increases UV radiation at ground level.

We also increasingly recognized that loss of Arctic sea ice affects Northern Hemisphere weather patterns, including severe cold outbreaks and storm tracks.

By coloring how many times any storm track overlapped another, certain patterns arise in the density of storms affecting a given area.

Anthropogenic forcing is likely to have contributed to changes in wind patterns13, affecting extra-tropical storm tracks and temperature patterns in both hemispheres.