Sentences with phrase «fastest warming season»

Across most of the continental U.S., winter is the fastest warming season, and is the only season that has seen significant warming in each climate division.

An analysis by Climate Central of recent temperature data showed that winter and spring are the fastest warming seasons for the majority of the U.S., including the East, pushing the rhythm of the natural world further out of kilter.

Not exact matches

With travel season fast approaching, you may be ready to book those plane tickets to somewhere warm and exciting.

I would LOVE to win an all seasons (I live in Alaska where it's warm in the summer and cold in the winter) or a toddler carry on (my baby is getting big so fast!)

Climate change has generally proved beneficial to trees because warmer temperatures stimulate photosynthesis and extend the growing season, and both rural and urban trees grew faster by up to 17 % after 1960.

Between 1995 and 2013 — when the Arctic began warming disproportionately fast — extreme undulations over North America during the summer and autumn, the seasons when the Arctic melts, were 49 and 41 per cent more common than they were between 1979 and 1994.

«Combined with warmer ocean temperatures throughout the year, this leads to a longer growing season and faster plankton growth rates.

For much of the country, winter is the fastest warming of the four seasons, with the coldest states warming the most.

For most of the country, winter is warming faster than the other three seasons.

I am also working on removing layers of self consciousness and doubt that are by - products of the fast approaching warmer seasons.

After a fast and furious battle in the ALMS GT class, Oliver finished third in today's six hour race at an unseasonably cold Laguna Seca in California.The result was the best of the season so far for the Northamptonshire - based man, and was viewed as a good warm - up for the forthcoming 24 Hours of Le Mans in June.

I'm assuming this is more suggesting that we could be looking at exceptionally warm seasons or years within an already fast - warming Arctic, events yet to be factored in to AGW impacts.

While sea ice in the Arctic grows and shrinks with the seasons, there is an overall declining trend, as north pole has warmed roughly twice as fast as the global average.

I do know that it is well known that aside from seasons, another observational feature is that nightime and daytime anomalies are different, nighttime is warming faster.

Given how global warming from CO2 is delivered prefentially over land, high latitudes, in the winter 1.1 C should be quite welcome even before considering that plants will grow faster using less water and have a longer growing season in which to do it.

Seasonally, winter has warmed the fastest, causing those in the winter sports industry to consider how to manage future changes in snow season length, and amount, reliability, and quality of accumulated snowfall.

In addition, the development of mosquito larvae is faster in warm climates than cold ones, and thus with global warming, the mosquito will become a transmitting adult earlier in the season.

Furthermore, the Arctic has warmed more than twice as fast as the global average, a phenomenon known as Arctic amplification, and stimulated by the combined increasing Arctic temperatures and rapid loss of sea ice in all seasons along with declining snow cover in the spring and early summer.

The Arctic is the fastest - warming region of the northern hemisphere, with longer growing seasons and thawing permafrost.

With the winter season fast approaching, what tastier way to keep warm than with hot chocolate.