Sentences with phrase «humid air at»

A thin, short - lived contrail indicates low - humidity air at high altitude, a sign of fair weather, whereas a thick, long - lasting contrail reflects humid air at high altitudes and can be an early indicator of a storm.

That collision between very warm, humid air at low levels of the atmosphere and cool air at higher levels creates the upward vertical winds within a thunderstorm that sometimes turn into a tornado, said Thomas Schwein, deputy director of the National Weather Service's Central Region, which includes Missouri.

Not exact matches

If you don't have air conditioning at home, visit a public, air - conditioned place on very hot or humid days.

The soothing sound of ocean waves crashing, the smell of sunscreen and the way that the humid salty air lingers on your skin long after you've made your way home — there are so many reasons that I love New England in the summer, but spending time at the ocean tops them all.

This is a particular problem in the humid southeastern states, where warm summer night air is frequently right at the dew point.

:: Banana Republic pullover H&M skirt (old, similar here) Michael Kors handbag Sole Society «Tatiana» heels c / o Topshop & Target rings:: Work wear in the summer can be a challenge at times, especially between the hot humid air outside and...

I have a 2006 fully loaded VW Touareg with 110,000 miles it's a 4.2 V8 4 cam and has been serviced r put on the Dealer cumputer every 10k and I Change my on oil I run Mobil one super syn hi mileage now the 15 k oil but I used the 10 k till 70 k but I changed it when the temp changed we have 105 summers and it's humid as hell in ne bama but I d change oil and filter every 6 months r 7 k miles and new canister filter I like the k & n but use pureoillater LOL gold and had set of 255 55 18s last 70k miles but rotated and had balenced every 3 k and run nitrogen in them just put second set on it and had to put new sealed battery under seat heat killed mine that's been my biggest two probs the Mich tires I put on were 1700 $ but worth it and bat 279 but if you service your car change trans fluid and filter every 50 k and at 70 changed diff frnt and back now I looking how to put my radio code in tomorrow I have xm sat and 11 speaker 12 +1 CD player and I went with e3 plugs last time change every 35 k and my mpg with borla cat backs k & n cold air and the e 3 plugs and 10 mm wires is 25 hwy but you stand in it she ll drink baby but it is the safest nicest car / SUV made bring your Cheyenne on ur BMW x3 r Merc I ll tear you a new one in side LOL make them look like a honda compared and looked wat better mines light green pearl with big wide 18s and I ll drag your jacked up Chevy around I have one with 450 hp and 35s z71 o8 and I ll raise up the VW and it will drag u don tha road and rides like a 550 Merc I rode in a 4 door and fast as hell mine runs 12.9 107 1/4 mile and I think it will run the same at 300k best car anyone that every sat in it has said but I take car of a 50k ride it has to last and I have a friend with VW cumputer and I know cars but can't put the radio code in well can now read how a min ago, mines never poped a trouble code knock on wood and I m almost 110 k take care of your Cars and say good things if you can't afford to maintain one don't buy it hell most 20 year olds can't change oil and run castrol gtx LOL was great 20 years ago Mobil one!!!! VW Touarg lover baby get some!!!

Their integrated seat cooling fans provide crisp, cooling air ventilation in hot, humid weather and ensure you'll arrive at your destination as fresh as the moment you left.

Their integrated seat cooling fans provide crisp, cooling air ventilation in hot, humid weather, meaning you'll arrive at your destination as fresh as the moment you left.

To sleep, Antonio thinks, so exhausted by the long flight from San Francisco to Guayaquil that he doesn't roll down the window of his Taxi Amigo to examine what has changed about his miserable hometown in the last 12 years (plus he doesn't want the horrendous humid air outside to wade through the air conditioner vents inside), doesn't wonder too much about why Leopoldo didn't show up to welcome him at the airport (or rather why was he expecting Leopoldo to show up to welcome him at the airport?)

We live in the NC mountains, without air conditioning, and the humid summers provide the perfect environment for infection; thankfully I am beginning to finally feel hopeful about keeping the problem at bay.

In humid climates, dehumidifiers keep the moisture content of the air at acceptable levels.

They can't tolerate hot and humid climates; that's why owners are advised to install functional air - conditioning units at home.

Only thing is the air conditioner in the main living area wasn't working which made it a little humid at times.

The air tends to be driest around March 1st, when the relative humidity falls below 42 % (comfortable) three days out of four, whilst it's usually at its most humid around March 29th, when the relative humidity rises above 84 % (humid) three days out of four.

The air is driest around May 1st, when the relative humidity falls below 57 % (mildly humid) three days out of four, whilst it's at its most humid around May 6th, when it rises above 81 % (humid) three days out of four.

The air is usually at its driest around September 1st, when the relative humidity falls below 65 % (mildly humid) three days out of four, whilst it is at its most humid around September 23rd, when it rises above 85 % (very humid) three days out of four.

The air is usually at its driest around February 5th, when the relative humidity falls below 53 % (mildly humid) three days out of four, whilst the air is often at its most humid around February 25th, when it rises above 71 % (humid) three days out of four.

October 5th is usually when the air is at its most humid, when the relative humidity levels exceed 92 % three days out of every four.

The air is usually at its driest around February 25th, when the relative humidity falls below 41 % (comfortable) three days out of four, whilst it's often at its most humid around February 19th, when it rises above 77 % (humid) three days out of four.

The air is usually driest around July 1st, when the relative humidity falls below 75 % (humid) three days out of four, whilst it's usually at its most humid around July 5th, when it rises above 91 % (very humid) three days out of four.

Strangely, the air also tends to be at its most humid around April 1st, when the relative humidity rises above 83 % (humid) three days out of four.

On the other hand, June 21st is when the air is at its most humid, when relative humidity levels rise above 92 % three days out of every four.

On the other hand, the air is at its most humid on March 17th, when the humidity tends to rise above 84 % three days in four.

In the north, the air is driest around May 22nd, when the relative humidity falls below 64 % (mildly humid) three days out of four, whilst it's at its most humid around May 9th, when it rises above 88 % (very humid) three days out of four.

The air is at its driest around December 1st, when the relative humidity falls below 62 % (mildly humid) three days out of four.

The air is at its most humid around December 19th, when it rises above 79 % (humid) three days out of four.

The air is usually at its driest on February 28 / 29th and at its most humid on February 14th.

In the south, the air is driest around March 8th, when the relative humidity falls below 58 % (mildly humid) three days out of four, whilst it's at its most humid around March 21st, when it rises above 76 % (humid) three days out of four.

In the south, the air is driest around May 1st, when the relative humidity drops below 59 % (mildly humid) three days out of four, whilst it's at its most humid around May 31st, when it rises above 76 % (humid) three days out of four.

The air is driest around September 1st, when the relative humidity falls below 66 % (mildly humid) three days out of four, whilst it's at its most humid around September 27th, when it rises above 98 % (very humid) three days out of four.

The air tends to be driest around June 1st, when the relative humidity falls below 61 % (mildly humid) three days out of four, whilst it's often at its most humid around June 30th, when it rises above 89 % (very humid) three days out of four.

The air tends to be at its driest around December 12th, when the relative humidity falls below 57 % (mildly humid) three days out of four, whilst the air is at its most humid around December 1st, when it rises above 70 % (humid) three days out of four.

The air is driest around February 1st, when the relative humidity falls below 61 % (mildly humid) three days out of four, whilst it's at its most humid around February 16th, when it rises above 78 % (humid) three days out of four.

In fact, looking at animated satellite maps, it could be clearly seen that practically all hot, humid air to the north of the equator was going to the North Pole, via the Bering Strait, Siberia, Greenland, and the area between Iceland and Norway.

Oklahoma is a magnet for tornadoes because it's right at the convergence point where humid air from the Gulf of Mexico collides with cooler air from the high terrain of Mexico and the Rocky Mountains.

The vortex is created by admitting warm or humid air tangentially at the base of a circular wall.

The raw theory that increasing CO2 will «show up» at the poles makes sense: The AGW extremists know that at the poles the air is both extremely cold AND extremely dry (on average) so CO2 (at the same percentage as in warmer, more humid areas (ie, the rest of the planet!)

There is no relation between the radiation flows exchanged by surface and air (whose net balance is about zero) and the radiation from the top of the air lost to the cosmos some kilometres above the surface; the cooling of the «top of the air» at mid and high latitudes is compensated by advection of humid air from mid latitudes.

The air mass south of this boundary has been notably mild and humid, flowing northward after spending time atop sea - surface temperatures that are at record - warm levels for late February.

Results showed that, when compared to typically vented attics with the air distribution ducts present, the sealed «cathedralized» attic (i.e. sealed attic with the air barrier and thermal barrier [insulation] at the sloped roof plane) can be a good way to minimize or eliminate attic moisture accumulation potential in hot - humid climates, without an energy penalty.

A humid 30C degree area «emits» the same energy as a dry area air at 30C.

These ocean upwelling conditions occur beneath a complementary downwelling branch of the atmosphere's Hadley circulation — a planetary - scale flow pattern in both hemispheres that takes humid air ascending at low latitudes, heats and desiccates it in deep precipitating tropical clouds, and then sinks it at midlatitudes, where it is considerably warmer and drier than it was.

But at that temperature, assuming a humid environment (which must be so, since there is plenty of water on most of the earth's surface), saturated air can contain 12.75 g / m3 water vapor.

The water film's low temperature not only leads to effective cooling, but also dehumidifies the air in the room at the same time, creating a pleasant indoor climate even on hot and humid days.

I left at 6:30 and the air was already heavy and humid.

To keep mold and mildew at bay, use durable, even outdoor fabics for indoor rooms frequently exposed to salty, humid air.