Sentences with phrase «available summer climate»
Unfortunately, change in summer is predicted to trend the opposite direction, with a projected 70 % decrease in available summer climate space.
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This is a great lightweight option for parents and caregivers who live in warmer climates or who want to have an organic baby wrap available for the summer months too.
Full - sized lavender plants are available during spring and summer in many garden stores and nurseries in temperate climates.
Customers wishing to enjoy comfortable temperatures even on very hot summer days will also opt for the seat climate control, which is also available exclusively for the AMG performance seat for the first time.
Room features include a private furnished balcony / veranda, individually - controlled climate control (air - conditioning only in summer season / heating), a private bathroom with full size bath, shower, vanity unit, electric shaver outlet & hair dryer, satellite TV & radio channels, national & international direct dial telephone, mini fridge (on request, extra charge), safe box in hotel rooms (charge), iron & board (on request), extra towels / bedding available (on request), cots available on request (no charge).
It is an area renowned for its wonderful temperate climate of mild winters and glorious summers and the range of holidays available highlights the diversity of this region.
Climate change appears likely to push the species up in elevation and out of most of its current summer range: only 3 percent of it is stable, and available area is projected to decrease by 86 percent.
Like many other northern forest birds, Audubon's climate model indicates a significant shift and decrease in summer climate space — only 22 % of current range will remain stable, with a concurrent 41 % decrease in total summer area available.
Grudd's paper (available here, open access) deals solely with summer temperatures at Lake Tornetrask in Northern Sweden, and the paper states clearly that «although the climate of northern Fennoscandia seems to have been significantly warmer during medieval times as compared to the late - twentieth century, the published composite records of northern hemisphere climate (Moberg et al. 2005) do not show a conspicuously warm period around AD 1000.»
After a few infrared measurements on summer nights showed that the amount of heat being radiated from the atmosphere was much less than some climate models predicted, he began an intensive study resulting in his own computer simulations based on available atmospheric data and well - known laws of infrared physics.