Sentences with phrase «between average weather»

The differences between average weather conditions that normally prevail at a given time of year and what is experienced is a critical link between people and climate.

Not exact matches

When in January rainfall was double the expected average over wide areas, many people made cautious links between such extreme weather and global climate change.

But the questionnaire, which asks for averages based on weather conditions over the past 10 years, does not require cities to anticipate how climate may change in the seven to eight years between bidding and hosting the games.

Between 1986 and 2014, the average pH of rainfall for the nearby city of Chongqing, China, varied between 4.3 and 5, weather records Between 1986 and 2014, the average pH of rainfall for the nearby city of Chongqing, China, varied between 4.3 and 5, weather records between 4.3 and 5, weather records reveal.

It all depends on her activity level, size, age and the weather, but in general, an average dog needs to drink between 8.5 to 17 ounces of water per 10 pounds (55 to 110 milliliters per kilogram) per day, according to Otto.

During fall, the weather in Monaco averages between 15C and 21C.

Average day time temperatures along popular beach towns like Cancun range between 82 and 91 degrees F, offering travelers perfect weather for a host of outdoor and water activities.

Even in good weather in a good vehicle, don't expect to average more than 20 or 25 mph on this road — it's a three - hour rough ride to Caracol, even with recent improvements to the road between the Augustine station and Caracol.

Averaging most between 6 - 8 days to complete, duration is dependant on trail and weather conditions.

There are 2 very hot periods of weather on Phi Phi Island, the first between April and May when the average temperatures range from 30 to 36ºC and only the occasional tropical thunderstorm brings relief from the heat.

There are 2 very hot periods of weather in Krabi, the first between April and May when the average temperatures range from 30 to 36 °C and only the occasional tropical thunderstorm brings relief from the heat.

There are 2 very hot periods of weather in Khaolak, the first between April and May when the average temperatures range from 30 to 36 °C and only the occasional tropical thunderstorm brings relief from the heat.

The weather, as in the rest of the Azores Islands, is warm and mild, with the average annual temperature oscillating between 14 to 25 centigrade degrees.

Water temperatures average between 80 - 82 degrees Fahrenheit, and visibility ranges from 15 to 30 feet, depending on the weather and season.

If these ionisation cascades get to the «weather layer», wouldn't the poles be cloudier on average than expected, cf. at lower latitudes (and accounting for water vapour differences between the two extremes)?

The sudden change in minimum temperature differences between Perth Metro and Perth Airport from 1997 can be seen in average annual minima recorded at both weather stations.

Sourced from The Climate of Western Australia 1876 - 1899 by Government Astronomer W. Ernest Cooke, below are monthly average maximum and minimum temperature comparions between Perth's first official weather recording station and the Perth Metro 9225 station at Mt Lawley.

Simplest is to point to the ratio of rates, for an approximation of the scale of the changes between the 1910 - 1940 gross weather station global interpolated average under lower (but rising) CO2E conditions, and the later average under higher rising CO2E conditions at higher net energy levels.

And the distinction between weather and climate is bogus — simply provides another uncertain averaging interval for an escape hatch when the wrong predictions become too embarrassing.

The link between a regional climate variable such as mean temperature and the average behaviour of a sample of trees is one step more statistical than the link between local weather and an individual tree.

As each of the weather stations launches between 1 and 4 balloons per day, and has an average of about 36 years worth of data, this makes for a lot of data.

They said there's a difference between weather and climate predictions, but climate is an average of the weather and therefore only as valid as it.

When you base your robust disbelief of the link between recent prodigious crop failures and realized warming on what you call the «relatively minor» global average mean anomaly you are demonstrating either less than full appreciation of what nine tenths of a degree could mean for regional weather over shorter periods, or what such weather could mean for agriculture.

According to data collected by the National Climate Data Center, there were 134 weather or climate disaster events with losses exceeding $ 1 billion each in the United States between 1980 and 2011, an average of more than four per year (Table 2.1).

A similar problem persists today and to compensate for the sparsity of weather stations in many inland regions, often with totally empty grid cells between them, the ACORN database applies a weighted average which proportionally multiplies their occurrence, at the same time dividing the occurrence of temperatures among more densely located stations in populated regions mostly on the coastal fringe.

For example, during the 1920s warming in Greenland, at five coastal weather stations, the average annual temperature rose between 2 and 4 degrees Celsius [and by as much as 6 degrees Celsius in winter] in less than ten years.

As I read it, the W (weather) function would not only include weather, as I would normally understand it, but the difference between the local seasonal cycle and the globally averaged seasonal cycle.

This betrays a misunderstanding of the difference between weather, which is chaotic and unpredictable, and climate which is weather averaged out over time.

The departure from the winter average in daily change in the AWSSI (Accumulated Winter Season Severity Index) at several weather stations across the US during December — February shown at all levels between 1000 and 10 hPa.

For most people, a digital assistant is just a way to get the weather or set an alarm: the average user don't come close to using the full capabilities of different assistants, so they can't really differentiate between them.