Sentences with phrase «early winter evenings»

The clocks have changed, and we've moved seemingly overnight from summer light to early winter evenings.

One early winter evening in 1824, English naturalist and theologian William Buckland rose to address the Geological Society of London.

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Your going to laugh, so earlier this week I had this coupon thing come in the mail for one of those Emergency Prepardness places and they are giving 50 pound bags of quick oats for only $ 19.95, and since I eat a lot of Oatmeal in the winter, this sounded like a not to be passed up on deal, so that is where I am headed at 10 am in the morning, LOL And I might even get 2 bags, since the stuff stores and lasts forever:) But with 50 - 100 pounds of oats, I could use a few ideas, I am going to try some of these!

But I must admit that in the summer when it doesn't really get dark here at all, it's not such a joy to be awake at 4 am and during the dark winter season even 9 am feels too early.

Even if that meant the school year had to start a month earlier, we would favor the real winter break.

It's early still obviously, but you can chop fruits / veggies, marinate meats, and in the winters even throw a whole crock pot meal together.

We got this product for a winter camping trip, not to sleep our baby in overnight, but because we knew that evenings and early mornings would be colder where we were staying.

(It's a good way to get in some quiet cuddling time on a cold winter night or a long midsummer evening when darkness doesn't come early enough.)

But even as the town gropes toward a peaceful coexistence between the entrenched artistic underground and the thrill - seeking newcomers, the vintage, urban picture - book luster of Wicker Park continues to shine on, undisturbed, through the winter solstice, thanks in part to the Christmas lights that adorn a majority of the three - flats until early spring; these semipermanent, luminous fixtures work as a convenient simile for the spark that ignites the inexhaustible pride of those who come to dwell in the hood.

A fast moving winter storm is dumping heavy snow along the Southern Tier early this morning and could leave a foot or more of snow on the ground by this evening.

Winter sunset (the earliest sunset of the year, increasingly earlier with increasing latitude, it delays another whole hour from 54 to 40 degree latitude) triggers the reverse, shutdown process and dominates evening activities like stop working, coming home or dinning.

As early as the 1930s, researchers noticed that children born in winter were more prone to health problems later in life: slower growth, mental illness, and even early death.

Even more puzzling is the so - called birth - month effect: People born in winter or early spring are more likely than others to become schizophrenic later in life.

However, the 2015 continuation of El Niño hasn't skipped a beat and forecasters indicate it's likely to strengthen through late fall and even early winter as trade winds weaken and more water piles up in the eastern Pacific.

Bears go to sleep in early Winter, wake up several months later with almost no muscle loss, tons of fat loss, little movement during the winter, they stay normal thermic, yet their HR plummets and they don't even really drink Winter, wake up several months later with almost no muscle loss, tons of fat loss, little movement during the winter, they stay normal thermic, yet their HR plummets and they don't even really drink winter, they stay normal thermic, yet their HR plummets and they don't even really drink water.

And as you know we are prone to early evenings in our long winters here in Canada.

Velvet was spotted early on as one of the must - have fall / winter 2016 - 2017 fashion trendsand if we're being honest — even on trend it needs to be worn correctly.

I had to pack my winter coat to visit my daughter in CO even though it was in the 70s there earlier this week!

Even in LA or FL, early mornings or late evenings during the winter season can still be a little bit chilly, especially if you are going to the beach during those times.

Winter arrived early in Chicago this year (even though it's technically still fall), so I've been trying to stock up on all of the cozy sweaters, and the ruffles add the cutest little touch!

I stuck to buying things I absolutely needed, things I thought could work during pregnancy at least for the early stages (blazer, a couple shirts, some flats), and more investment - type things that I knew would work even if I don't get back to my original weight very quickly (winter coat, purse).

This is the best sale of the year because this is when I will shop for our fall and winter wardrobe, and even early Christmas gifts, you know how expensive those things are during season.

Even though winter was very mild in Greece this year, and we had the chance to enjoy many early spring days, since February, I'm still bummed that rainy and cold days have come back for...

Spring is just around the corner and it's been so warm this winter that a lot of us in the home decor community have been itching for spring decor even earlier than usual this year.

I don't like so much winter season (and here in Rome it's even often pretty warm, sunny and nice...), except for Xmas period, I don't like cold weather and chill wind (especially in the early morning when I d my daily running session), and above all I don't like to wear too much and heavy clothes!

We had snow over the weekend, which is early (even for us in upstate NY)-- very sad that fall ended & winter began so fast

For late fall and early winter, I would pair with a navy oversized sweater or maybe even a mustard yellow ribbed sweater.

I've mentioned earlier that it is lightweight, true, but at the same time it keeps you very warm during the cold winter evenings when you don't want to dress something thicker (like for example a shearling jacket).

Transition pieces that work from early Spring to late Fall, and even through parts of winter if we're lucky, make getting dressed so much easier.

But, this post is to encourage you to start dreaming up how you want to spend your winter (and maybe even book a trip at an early bird discount rate!)

It does get dark awfully early on this latitude in winter; we tend to forget how far north we are thanks to the temperate climate created here by the Atlantic Drift, but we don't even get eight hours of sunshine around the end of December.

Living in California, mosquitoes are present throughout the spring, summer and early fall months and can even live inside during the winter.

Many also recommend that pets traveling in winter months travel midday and in the early morning or late evening during summer months.

Plus, we've had some wacky winters, so we've seen an even higher chance of mosquitoes emerging earlier than normal.

Living in NC, mosquitoes are present throughout the spring, summer and early fall months and can even live inside during the winter.

June to August (winter) is perfect, but take the woollies along for early mornings and evenings.

Typically when we think of winter surfing in the UK, we are thrown into nightmares of struggling in and out of our thicker than thick wetsuits, being covered from head to toe, just to brave the colder waters before the early evenings creep in, cutting our sessions short.

I'm wanting to say that it was early»98 or even winter of»97 when I did because of the May written on the back.

And the current solution is to mix data sets to create new ones that now claim the problem is worse than they thought (even though real world evidence is showing a clear trend towards earlier and colder winters)?

This is because the «early camp» are missing a major factor, even though most of them don't know it: That factor is that first year sea ice will continue to grow to thicknesses of around 1.5 to 2m through the winter, so the key issue in whether September can be virtually sea - ice free is how much sea ice can be lost between March and September.

Cold air outbreaks even more severe than occurred this winter affected the United States in the early 1960s, the late 1970s (most notably 1977), and in 1983, back when the Arctic sea ice was thicker and more extensive than it is today.

The video report (on YouTube here) includes insights from two early analysts of nuclear winter, Michael MacCracken, who was at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in the early 1980s, and Alan Robock of Rutgers, who continues to study the concept and has published on how even a small nuclear exchange between, say, Pakistan and India, could have big impacts on agricultural yields.

As for how this could be — and in light of the findings of the references listed above — Rankl et al. reasoned that «considering increasing precipitation in winter and decreasing summer mean and minimum temperatures across the upper Indus Basin since the 1960s,» plus the «short response times of small glaciers,» it is only logical to conclude that these facts «suggest a shift from negative to balanced or positive mass budgets in the 1980s or 1990s or even earlier, induced by changing climatic conditions since the 1960s.»

For example, says Stott, even with a trend towards earlier flooding in southern England, this does not mean that over the next few years we're going to see floods earlier in winter.

«The spring months have sometimes storms of wind and thunder even so early as March within these last years the Climate seems to be greatly changed the summer so backward with very little rain and even snow in winter much less than usual and the ground parched that all summer have entirely dried up...»

Another avenue for cold damage, even in a relatively warm winter, is when there is an extended warm period in late winter or early spring causing premature leaf - out or bloom, followed by a damaging frost event, as occurred throughout the Northeast in 200770 and again in 2012 when apple, grape, cherry, and other fruit crops were hard hit.71

The scientists believe that nitrogen's relatively small impact on the carbon cycle is due to the fact that deeper layers of permafrost won't thaw until the fall or even early winter, when summer's warmth finally reaches more than one meter below ground.

«The trend in sea ice decline, lack of winter recovery, early onset of spring melting, and warmer - than - average temperatures suggest a system that is trapped in a loop of positive feedbacks, in which responses to inputs into the system cause it to shift even further away from normal.

You can sow snapdragon seeds in early spring, fall or even winter!

Even in frigid Michigan winters, she'd wake up early every morning to care for the horses, which lived on her grandfather's farm.