Sentences with phrase «as far south»

Coastal wines hail from 10 regions that hug the Atlantic coast from Portugal's northern border with Spain to as far south as Lisbon.

My family and I live almost as far South as you can get and we like to pretend that we're actually in the tropics!

I do some work as well in the Campbell River area and as far south as Bowser and Qualicum North so if those locations are within your destination, let's talk about it.

As far South as Attleboro, N. Hopkinton, E. Norfolk, W. Douglas.

Relationships Australia is the Localised Support Service for the Griffith and Albury areas as well as the Far South Coast (Moruya).

Immediate sales goals of more than $ 400K each year and aggressively widened territory covering catastrophe areas as far south as Columbus, GA and north to Chattanooga, TN.

Outside of this one fact, the states have no geographic commonality, being spread out as far as the Canadian border up north or as far south as the New Hampshire border.

I progressed as far south as Evanston, WY, near the Utah border.

Whether your car accident and injury happened in Fort Lauderdale, Miami, or even as far south as Homestead, we will come to you to discuss your situation and begin building your case.

At that time, the northern third of North America was covered by the Laurentide Ice Sheet, which extended as far south as Des Moines, Iowa; Cincinnati, Ohio; and New York City.

The most notable cold, on the other hand, took place in eastern Asia in January, with extreme temperature lows extending southward from eastern China to as far south as Thailand.

Many people saw the associated increase in aurora visible in western North America as far south as Iowa.

When they happen, it's usually in Scandinavia or North America, but they have been documented as far south as England.

The Laurentide ice sheet that stretched as far south as New York State and Ohio some 20,000 years ago had retreated to eastern Canada, just across the water from Greenland, by roughly 11,000 years ago thanks to increased sunlight (due to the periodic wobble in Earth's axis known as precession).

During the last ice age, a mile - high North American ice sheet, that stretched as far south as Long Island, N.Y., piled so much weight on the Earth that underlying mantle rock flowed slowly outward, away from the ice.

But did you know that caribou once roamed as far south as Minnesota, Michigan, Vermont and New York?

The effects of the blaze were seen today as far south as Boston, Cape Cod and other parts of New England, reducing visibility to only three miles in some places.According to The Montreal Gazette, air quality monitor stations in parts of Montreal reported unusually poor air quality and «local smoke», prompting Environment Canada to issue a smog warning for Montreal and Laval, Vaudreuil, Soulanges, Huntingdon, Richelieu Valley, Ste. Hyacinthe, Lachute, St. Jerome, Lanaudiere, Mauricie, Drummondville, Bois - Franc and the Eastern Townships.

Prior to decades of systematic hunting and poisoning of gray wolves, the iconic predator could be found in nearly every corner of the North America, from the northern wilds of Canada to as far south central Mexico.

The cause of these abrupt changes is not known, but it is known that during the Younger Dryas the Arctic sea ice had spread as far south as the west coast of Ireland.

If Buffalo - style winters invade London, Paris, temperate Asian population belts, and as far south in the USA as Dr. Curry's own Georgia, then that's one huge damage function.

The ice coverage extended approximately as far south as 38 degrees latitude in the mid-continent.

In the week that followed, it unleashed the strongest solar flare in more than a decade (X9 - class), hurled a powerful CME toward Earth, and sparked a severe geomagnetic storm (G4 - class) with Northern Lights appearing as far south as Arkansas.

By June, Chicago's bike share system will reach as far north as Touhy Avenue, as far south as 75th Street and as far west as Pulaski Road.

For example, Northern birds may not migrate as far south during the winter.

Even as far south as Chicago there was nearly a kilometre of ice.

At its deepest over the Hudson Bay, it was over two miles thick and reached as far south as what would now be New York and Cincinnati.

In Europe, there were two major ice sheets: the British ice sheet which reached as far south as what would now be Norfolk, and the Scandinavian ice sheet that extended all the way from Norway to the Ural mountains in Russia.

At the bottom of the last ice age this extended to Canada, the US as far south as Kansas, all of Scandinavia, most of Europe and about half of Russia.

Glaciation left an extensive geologic record on the continents in the form of predominantly unconsolidated tills and glacial moraines, which in North America extend in a line as far south as Kansas, Illinois, Ohio, and Long Island, New York, and on the ocean floor in the form of ice - rafted detritus dropped from calving icebergs.

To see how fast sea level may rise in the future, Carlson and his team looked to the ancient Laurentide ice sheet, which stretched as far south as Ohio and New York City during at the peak of the last Ice Age 20,000 years ago.

The bitter seasons set record setting lows, crippled the Southwest, threatened crops with frost and deep freeze as far south as Florida, dropped snow in Cairo for the first time in over a hundred years, and left those of us in the Northern part of America and Canada praying to the weather Gods to please make it stop.

2018 has been no exception with extreme cold and record snowfalls affecting vast areas of the Northern Hemisphere with rare snow touching down in areas as far south as Southern Morocco, and the Sahara desert.

However, it is noted elsewhere that for the 30 millions years prior to permanent Antarctic glaciation: «the [Amazon] rainforest extended as far south as 45 ° ``, nearly to the tip of South America.

Large herds had once hauled out on islands and the mainland beaches as far south as Sable Island off the coast of Nova Scotia, Canada.

When the low shifts as far south as Newfoundland, a high develops over northern Greenland; this brings cold arctic air west from northern Europe to be warmed by the Norwegian Current and thus warm Greenland and North America rather than Europe.

Within a couple of weeks of the event, winter weather came back with a vengeance to Europe, in the form of several severe winter storms that battered the United Kingdom and most of western Europe, bringing snow as far south as Rome.

This southwest corner of Africa is about as far south of the equator as Los Angeles is to the north of the equator.

The «timeless» Farmers» Almanac says, «the Southeast will see below normal winter temperatures with an unseasonable chill reaching as far south as the Gulf Coast, with above - average precipitation.»

That the last little bit of ice in the arctic is melting, an ice sheet that once covered huge swaths of North America as far south as the US Rockies, upper Midwest and all of New England, is hardly proof that humans are changing the climate.

In the east and near Lake Baikal permafrost often extends as far south as the Russia - China border.

At one time they reached as far south as Central Park, NY, where the boulders they rolled along remain.].

At the same time that record heat is occurring in the polar regions and elsewhere, snow is forecasted (scheduled) to fall as far south as Chihuahua, Mexico (2017 also saw record low ice at BOTH poles).

At this point, the most likely scenario would be cold, wind - driven rain in the big coastal US cities, with up to a foot of snow stretching from inland New England as far south as the Carolinas.

Intrusion of cold, arctic air the second half of February due to the mean storm track being farther south than normal resulted in winter weather as far south as Kentucky and Tennessee that sadly resulted in the deaths of 30 individuals due to car accidents, hypothermia, and carbon monoxide.

If a time would ever come when the permafrost returns to northern U.S., as far south as New Jersey as it once did, it's not inconceivable that Congress, caught in the grip of the global warming zealots, would keep all the laws on the books they wrote in the name of fighting global warming.

Although this allowed humans to enter North America, it relegated walrus populations to narrower shelf waters as far south as central California.

(05/31/2012) Concentrations of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere have risen above 400 parts per million (ppm) in recording stations across the Arctic going as far south as Mongolia, reports the Associated Press.

Once the dominant reef builder of the Caribbean Sea, elkhorn coral (Acropora palmata) can be found as far north as Florida and as far south as Venezuela.2 It typically lives on the side of the reef facing the open ocean, thereby taking the brunt of waves kicked up during storms and protecting communities on the nearby shoreline.

In recent years, critics say militants have been threatening government employees working on federal land from as far north as Washington to as far south as Texas.

In addition, although our data are limited in scope to the northeastern U.S., the fungus is spreading rapidly and now occurs as far west as Oklahoma, is into Quebec and Ontario in Canada and as far south as Tennessee, so this is quickly becoming a continental - scale problem.