Sentences with phrase «apparent temperature»

An INCREDIBLE 140F degree Apparent Temperature difference across the U.S. today!!

The impact of high apparent temperature on spontaneous preterm delivery: a case - crossover study.

Study also indicated that the number of days with extremely apparent temperature will substantially increase in 2081 to 2100 compared to the period between 1981 and 2000, mainly due to the remarkable increase in the frequency of extremely hot days in summer.

Our study of the faster increases in apparent temperature has produced important findings for this kind of climate change impact assessment, providing a strong scientific support for more stringent and effective climate change mitigation efforts to combat global warming.»

The finding of apparent temperature impacts on Buzzards Bay water quality «wasn't great news,» said Rachel Wisniewski Jakuba, the science director at the Buzzards Bay Coalition.

Granted, it greatly amplifies apparent temperature change and, if this worries readers just visualise the world as a relatively flat 14 °C ± 0.7 °C and you'll be in the ballpark.

Historical numbers for U.S. cities are based on the number of times the apparent temperature exceeded 105 °F and 90 °F since 1950.

Houston currently averages a single danger day per year, but by 2050 that number could jump to 102 days where the apparent temperature exceeds 105 °F annually.

To predict how humans will be affected by climate change, geographers and climatologists led by Professor David Chen Yongqin from the Department of Geography and Resource Management at The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) and Dr Li Jianfeng from the Department of Geography at Hong Kong Baptist University (HKBU) studied the apparent temperature (AP), the temperature equivalent perceived by humans.

Those changes were made without explanation and only by doing so, were they able to obtain the apparent temperature spike at the end of the graph (one which actually does not correspond with measured temperature changes, given that their study date stops mid-20th C).

This is all but an admission that they selected series that reduced the apparent temperature.

Apparent temperature, the perceived temperature from air temperature, humidity and wind combined, is projected to increase faster than air temperature.

Apparent temperatures at Bourke, New South Wales, during the January 1896 heatwave suggest extreme warmth in that period.

* Apparent temperature (App Temp) for Sydney - Observatory Hill is calculated using temperature observations collected at Sydney - Observatory Hill and wind observations collected at Fort Denison, as wind observations are not currently provided for Sydney - Observatory Hill.