Sentences with phrase «combined effects of heat»

Using global climate models, the researchers mapped current and projected future «wet - bulb» temperatures, which reflect the combined effects of heat and humidity (the measurement is made by draping a water - saturated cloth over the bulb of a conventional thermometer; it does not correspond directly to air temperature alone).

Never mind the heat — feel the humidity A look at the combined effect of heat and humidity At the time of writing, the early morning temperature in Doha was 37C — not too bad you might think.

Not exact matches

But the presence of increased heat and / or scale insects, when combined with water stress, had a multiplier effect — curtailing growth far more than water stress or scale insects alone.

They developed a new Combined Stress Index in order to better understand the effects of concurrent heat and water stress events.

«Heat and acid could squeeze trout out of southern Appalachian streams: First regional assessment of the combined effects of stream temperature, acidity.»

Combine with Co2 warming the surface and it can just so happen that the two effects cancel at the surface for a «pause» while the wind / current driven heating of the subsurface causes extra heating in the subsurface.

Combining the greater share of weather stations in more urban areas over time with this urban heat effect also tends to increase the rate that recorded temperatures tend to rise over time.

The aforementioned NYISO 2015 Gold Book also notes that it also included 125 MW of additional demand response and combined heat and power resources to be implemented by Consolidated Edison, some of which is already in effect.

And as mentioned above, by dawn the combined effect of clear skies and oceanic overturning has lost all of the heat of the previous day, and the cycle starts over again.

A better metric to gauge to real planetary effects of the TOA GHG induced imbalance is of course to combine combine troposphere anomalies with ocean heat content anomalies, as well as cryosphere anomalies, to get a net Earth system energy imbalance.

Given that the global atmosphere of 2013 does not equal the global atmosphere of 1946, nor does the ocean heat content of 2013 equal the likely ocean heat content of 1946, all these factors combined make the next few decades among the most exciting times to be studying the climate and the relative anthropogenic effects theron.

a), b) & c) combined imply that the urban - heat - island effect is NOT increasing on a global basis, and therefore CAN NOT serve as the «real» cause giving rise to the impression of global warming as an artefact.

Also, regarding subsea volacanic eruptions — a volcanic eruption involves release of magma at several thousand degrees C plus superheated gases — when that hits cold sea water you are going to have a very violent and explosive change of form from lquid water to steam combined with the release of dissolved gases (mostly CO2)-- I am not sure what laws of Chemistry and Physics you are looking at, but I would suggest that that those bubbles and heated gases and water will rise to to the surface very quickly and have a major local effect on any nearby ice.

We theoretically had 33 °C total heating from the combined GH effect of all GHGs in our atmosphere prior to human CO2 emissions.

It is the combined effects of solar heating and greenhouse warming that establishes the atmospheric temperature structure and water vapor and cloud distribution.

A new study coming out the City College of New York shows that continued warming temperatures, combined with the well - known (and growing) urban heat island effect, means more frequent and more intense heatwaves are in store for New York.

as for carbon dioxide and nitrogen gas and oxygen gas and the collisions you mention — the concentration by volume of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is very small — the most significant effects in the bottom layer of the atmosphere (troposphere) will surely be the heat trapping effect of increased carbon dioxide combined with the pressure - height changes of concentrations of carbon dioxide due to the warming effect.

Last, the combined respiration of the plants in the greenhouse - collectively an enormous evaporative surface - cools the air and helps to reduce the «heat island effect» created by the typical black tar roof.

But we can infer the sign and (rough) magnitude of the present and past (integrated) TOA imbalance from the combined effect on ocean heat content and the mass of the land based cryosphere.