Sentences with phrase «to increase evaporation»

With increased temperatures comes increased evaporation from the surface, be it water or soil.

That's because tropical forests are so good at cooling their surroundings by increasing the evaporation of water.

Increased CO2 raises temperatures which causes increased evaporation which causes increased temperature (and precipitation).

And higher temperatures also increase evaporation of water into the atmosphere and thus increased rainfall.

They claimed a positive feedback occurred as follows: CO2 increases temperature, which increases evaporation and increased water vapor as a greenhouse gas causes more temperature increase.

It would do the same for increased evaporation caused by extra CO2 but on a far far smaller scale.

That's because a warmer climate increases evaporation, drawing moisture both from the oceans and the land.

Are you really trying to say that the dominant effect of a warmer atmosphere is to increase evaporation so much it cools the ocean?

Increased evaporation due to increased radiation and / or temperature increase is not exactly a revolutionary idea.

For instance, unlike traditional surface storage solutions, conservation, efficiency, groundwater storage, and western water markets are not vulnerable to increased evaporation as temperatures rise.

Secondly, the added warmth also increased evaporation over those waters, putting additional moisture in the air.

The increase in available surface areas of water will increase the evaporation cycle and cool ambient temperatures.

Adding more strings increases the evaporation rate — but only up to a point.

But when lashes are too long, they no longer trap air and instead funnel airflow onto the eye, likely increasing evaporation and particle deposition.

Now of course increased evaporation also means increased precipitation, but this tends to fall prematurely over the source of the evaporation — the oceans.

Temperature rise increases evaporation and decreases runoff, but has been found to cause an increased rate of runoff in winter and a decrease in spring.

In this case, warming may be causing cloud formation due to increased evaporation from warmer oceans.

Higher rainfall may be cancelled out by increased evaporation.

This claimed that a CO2 increase causes a temperature increase, which increases evaporation and more water vapour in the atmosphere.

A warmer climate increases evaporation, drawing moisture both from the oceans and the land.

Large snow packs from increased evaporation in warm conditions melt in the summer.

Drought is expected to increase in frequency and severity in the future as a result of climate change, mainly as a consequence of decreases in regional precipitation but also because of increasing evaporation driven by global warming1 — 3.

Can not increase evaporation in the sea, but extra water available on land; especially in dry countries as Australia = better climate.

Warmer air increases the evaporation rate of water, and for every degree Celsius increase in temperature, a parcel of air can hold 7 percent more water.

Putting additional water on your skin or an object can also help increase the evaporation rate, which is why some people put wet bandanas around their necks when exercising.

Ian, looking at the projections it certainly appears that increased evaporation plays a bigger role than decreases in rainfall, but of course the two interact, and the reduction in streamflow is larger again (commonly by a factor of three) than the reduction in rainfall net of evaporation.

Because in many places it's absorbed in the first few microns of the (ocean) surface while most shortwave is absorbed at a depth of meters, it can produce increased evaporation without increasing the temperature (except for within a few microns of the surface).