Sentences with phrase «in monsoon»

Décor comes and décor goes, there are only two unchanging things in the Monsoon's basement kitchen and that's Patsy smoking at the table and a fully stocked champagne chiller.

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Now in the monsoon that is Ponte Vedra, I have resolved not to allow the gardens here to be beat by heat and pests.

For Google's bottom line, hardware revenues are an imperceptible teardrop in a monsoon of advertising income.

Spare - part replacement or repair may be subsidized in a motor policy but add - on covers can aid in claiming the whole amount A comprehensive motor insurance becomes useless in the monsoon season, especially if you happen to have an expensive car.

Irrigation effects on climate may also be indirect, especially in monsoon regions where alteration of the thermal contrast between land and ocean may produce changes in monsoon circulation and the accompanying climatic variables.

The point of such research is to prepare national and civic authorities for extremes to come, and Professor Diffenbaugh and his fellow researchers have already used their statistical approach to connect human - induced global warming with drought in California, and changes in monsoon rainfall in Asia.

There is some evidence that changes in the monsoon are driven at least in part by cyclical changes in sea - surface temperatures.

Their model found that the unprecedented increase in monsoon activity over the past 30 years is «due possibly in part to» the rise of CO2 in the atmosphere, but they said the result could be an overestimate because the authors didn't consider the impacts of aerosols, which cool the atmosphere.

They also concluded that long - term changes in monsoon patterns were more likely due to variations in solar activity than rising global temperatures.

This work has resulted in the Monsoon Asia Drought Atlas

That's all fine and good, but a new report from the National Academy of Sciences says that changes in the monsoon and the melting snowpack will be much more an immediate threat to the region.

Applying frequency analysis, the scientists could show characteristic cycles in the monsoon history in the regions of study that follow the known 210 - year Suess / de Vries solar cycle.

According to Delworth, in monsoon - dependent regions stretching from Africa to India, the changing AMOC will «move the tropical rain belts further north, so the Sahel of Africa will see the mean rainfall decrease as those rain belts move further north as the North Atlantic warms, while a colder North Atlantic pushes the rain belts further south.»

My first paper [published in 1977] relate to the dates of onset over Kerala Coast, an important event in monsoon rains.

«Because we extracted high - resolution stable isotopic profiles from these shells, we were able to match them to active spells and breaks in the monsoon,» Thirumalai said.

Observed precipitation in the monsoon regions underwent...

Numerous stalagmite studies have examined variations in monsoon rainfall over previous millennia in China at the northern margin of the Indo - Pacific tropical rain belt, but only a handful of studies have focused on its southern margin.

«Pakistan's climate - sensitive agrarian economy now faces larger risks from variability in monsoon rains, floods and extended droughts», says Rasul.

The agreement among future projections has improved from CMIP3 to CMIP5, with a general tendency for slightly wetter conditions over the central part of the Sahel, drier conditions over the western part, and a delay in the monsoon onset.

Millions of people in India died in the monsoon failures of the late 19th century, and relief efforts in earlier such famines were hampered by the lack of transportation infrastructure.

And yet, India proves to be an exception: at the same time that temperatures have risen, there has been a 4.5 % decline in monsoon rains.

In 2002 for example, a break in the monsoon rains saw July receiving only about 50 % of its normal rainfall, leading to cuts in agricultural output and declining GDP.

For many people in India it is the variability of rainfall on shorter time scales that has the biggest impacts — intense heavy rainfall leads to flooding; breaks in the monsoon of a week or more lead to water shortage and agricultural drought.

In accordance with Zickfeld et al. (9), we suggest the positive moisture - advection feedback (21) as a candidate for the main cause of abrupt changes in monsoon dynamics.

Our model does not capture the dynamics of a decline or increase in monsoon strength over several years.

«Fall in monsoon rains driven by rise in air pollution, study shows.»

This equation's dynamic similitude, expressed through a single dimensionless number l, which defines the threshold behavior and makes different monsoon systems comparable with respect to their transition, may serve as a building block for understanding past and future abrupt changes in monsoon dynamics.

The resulting governing equation exhibits the necessary solution structure to explain qualitatively both strong, persistent changes in monsoon rainfall, as observed in paleorecords, and abrupt variablity within one rainy season.

One factor in monsoon formation is the difference between the temperature above land and the temperature above adjacent ocean or sea.

Thus, paleodata in which strong variation in monsoon rainfall have been recorded can not be explained by the bistable regime because these recordings show monsoon changes over several years, decades, or even centuries.

(Bottom) Nondimensional precipitation for higher values of l as observed in some monsoon systems.

Though a physical mechanism for this teleconnection has been suggested (18), relevant climatic signals of the North Atlantic events in Asia (such as temperature and moisture anomalies) are very small (19) indicating that internal feedbacks in monsoon dynamics may have amplified the weak external forcing.

The critical radiation can be computed from Thus for large l (as observed in some monsoon systems) the critical threshold is well approximated by r c ≈ − l. Note that l is scaling like q Oα / β where α and β have clear - cut physical meaning (39).

This dynamic similitude may be helpful in understanding past and future variations in monsoon circulation.

We are, for example, working with farmers in the mid-hills on diversification of crop production to show them that instead of making 5,000 rupees from a half hectare of maize in monsoon season they can generate 130,000 rupees from best - practice irrigated vegetable farming during the same period.

I think that one of the problems that we have had in monsoon stuff is to consider the monsoons bit by bit.

Below you can read an excerpt from Masters» latest post, in which he cites a study that I wrote about in 2006 that detected a long - term shift in the monsoon toward more rain coming in heavy downpours.

Our results reveal a marked increase in the probability of a 30 - day delay in monsoon onset in 2050, as a result of changes in the mean climate, from 9 - 18 % today (depending on the region) to 30 - 40 % at the upper tail of the distribution.

We select a 30 - day delay in monsoon onset as a threshold beyond which significant impact on the country's rice economy is likely to occur.

Below you'll find a selection of just a few... Note: Not all islands can be visited in the monsoon season (May - October) when the weather conditions can be unpredictable.

Bordered by a fish - filled lily pond and guarded by a serene Buddha statue, the master bathroom is fitted with a sunken tub and walk - in monsoon shower.

- 40 - inch satellite TV, DVD, Bose music system, safe, bar fridge THE GARDEN SUITES - Two guest bedroom suites, each occupying its own vaulted pavilion - Entrance across lotus ponds, with shred outdoor seating area - Air - conditioned, with four - poster king - size beds and sitting area - Air - conditioned bathrooms with bathtub, double vanity, walk - in monsoon shower and alfresco shower in private walled garden - Both rooms have 32 - inch satellite TVs, DVD player, Bose iPod dock, safe and bar fridge THE DOUBLE STOREY OCEAN - VIEW PAVILION - Two guest suites, each with separate private access from the garden as well as an internal staircase — convenient for families with children, or can be closed off to maintain privacy between both rooms - Both have large terraces with breakfast area and seating - Upper bedroom has an entrance lobby, separate lobby with bar fridge and kettle, walk - in dressing area, twin vanities, walk - in monsoon shower and alfresco shower - Upper bedroom has a king - size four - poster bed, a trundle bed for two nannies in the dressing area, and a 26 - inch TV with satellite channels, DVD player and Bose dock - Lower level bedroom has twin beds that can be converted into a king, 40 - inch satellite TV, safe, bar fridge and a bathroom with bathtub, double vanity and walk - in monsoon shower

MASTER BEDROOM - Opening onto large private deck with Jacuzzi, breakfast area, double sunbed and lotus ponds - Air - conditioned, with king - size canopy bed, sitting area, and walk - in dressing area - Large air - conditioned bathroom with double - sized bathtub, double basins, walk - in monsoon - shower, and private walled garden with alfresco shower.

It has a 6ft bed with goose down duvet and pillows and a luxury en - suite bathroom with walk - in monsoon shower, egg shaped bath, toilet and twin wash hand basins.

In the monsoon season Relax Bay has some great surfing opportunities also.

The beach road suffers from inadequate drainage in the monsoon season, as well as traffic congestion, although a recently instigated one - way system has reduced traffic jams.

GUEST BEDROOMS — GROUND LEVEL - Flat screen TVs with cable and DVD player - En - suite bathroom with walk in monsoon shower - King size bed, converts to twin

And whilst we're technically in monsoon season, the (much needed) rain has mostly fallen at night or for an hour or so during the day.