Sentences with phrase «moving southward»

Moving southward because of climate change doesn't make any sense, as the conditions for the occurrence of the disease would have already been well - established to the south.

The arches keep most sea ice from moving southward.

Winter temperatures were anomalously warm — the cold air kept moving southward without building up for extensive periods over the Arctic Ocean.

a. High pressure systems force the jet stream northward and prevent cooling air from moving southward.

It was caused by a weather front with a warm tropical air mass (it is currently high summer in South America) moving southward and meeting a somewhat cooler air mass.

Moving southward, the focus shifts to Justin Knopf and Keith Thompson, whose large Great Plains operations have become successful laboratories for «no - till farming,» an almost unimaginable notion not long ago that has won a fast - growing number of converts.

After focusing on Toms River, NJ for 23 lunch days, we moving southward to Charleston, South Carolina.

if they had been moving southward through Perea.

The ancients realized quite abundantly that they needed the sun to return every day and that they would be in big trouble if the sun continued to move southward and did not stop and reverse its direction.

Ottoman influence continued to expand, notably again under Sultan Selim, who, in eight years between 918 and 926 (A.D. 1512 - 20), conquered Kurdistan and then moved southward to include Arabia, with its Holy Cities, and Egypt, where the last Abbasid Caliph was living.

Despite having his home district moved southward due to lawmakers» gerrymandering, he has retained broad support from residents of the region.

«Another clue for fast motion of the Hawaiian hotspot: 50 to 60 million years ago the hot magmatic source of the volcanoes moved southward fast.»

It is simply known in a general way that on the Grand Bank of Newfoundland bergs often move southward or southeastward.

At the time, Earth's climate was warmer than it is today, and as Antarctica moved southward, settling into its home over the South Pole, the continent teemed with plants and animals.

They are considered invasive in New England, where the forests developed without them since the last ice age 11,000 years ago forced the region's original earthworms to move southward.

Migration This seabird is not recognized as the migratory bird, however the northern birds may move southward during the winter season toward ice - free areas.

Definitely, more restaurants, bars and galleries have moved southward.

Arctic air to move southward is not presented.

As both people's mobility and their ability to select the climate they prefer have increased throughout this past century, the core of the U.S. population has moved southward — into warmer climates.

There were also a few that seemed to move southward.

If the northward cross-equatorial energy flux strengthens (indicated schematically by the blue line), but the slope remains fixed, the energy flux equator moves southward.

As the region of maximum warming moved southward during November (vii), waters around the northern Antilles cooled; low - level heat stress affected the northern coast of South America until it mostly dissipated around the end of December 2005 [12].

Hereabouts, the ice moves southward at about 15 km every day, carried by the far less salty Greenland Current.

only new and young ice moves southward, because an ice barrier forms in the north that blocks all entry of Arctic ice into Nares Strait; and 3.

Gene McGuire, who for years taught our Saturday classes in Carrollton, has moved southward and will be teaching the Saturday classes in Burleson now.

Not exact matches

There are too many people, as in the southward - moving Sahara Desert, who are now starving, and many others are so undernourished as to be not far from the edge of starvation.

Observation: Southward was the heir apparent at the weakest position in the secondary — and was moved.

«It seems the east side of the fault moved a bit southward,» says seismologist Randy Keller, director of the Oklahoma Geological Survey (OGS).

Now, a detailed look at the magnetic signatures from the lab of paleomagnetist John Tarduno of the University of Rochester in New York confirms the suspicion that the hot spot drifted southward 3 to 5 centimeters per year — faster than many crustal plates move.

In the months of northers, (Nov, Dec) large «swims» of the black or mangrove snapper (Lutjanus griseus) average 1 to 3 lb) move from Chetumal Bay southward towards the reef.

After all three heroes have moved past the arrows, pickup the statue and carry it southward.

Now to make matters even more complicated imagine this band of jet stream meandering around the northern hemisphere west to east like a cap, it doesn't move along the same latitude, but undulates... sometimes travelling northward on its eastern journey, sometimes southward, with globally four / six massive dips or troughs and four / six massive crests or peaks around the entire northern hemisphere.

MOVE observes the cold deep branch of the AMOC as it passes southward east of the Caribbean, crossing a section between Guadeloupe and the Mid-Atlantic Ridge.

«The anomalous atmospheric circulation moves the Pacific storm track eastward and southward, steering more storms toward southwestern North America, including central and southern California,» explained Jong, whose findings are published in Environmental Research Letters (ERL).

A southward moving treeline would tend to indicate falling temperatures, but the tree rings for this period of time do not reflect this.

The overturning circulation pushes water through the Atlantic Basin, distributing heat as it moves warmer surface water from the tropics toward Greenland and the high northern latitudes and carries colder, deeper water from the North Atlantic southward.

As eastern Pacific temperature trends from Alaska to the Southern California Bight reversed, species of fish that had once moved northward are now retreating southward.

Ice stops moving in winter, because an ice barrier (ice arch or ice bridge) forms in the south that blocks all southward motion of ice; 2.

This mass of air has been pushed southward by a warmer, high - pressure system that moved north and east toward Alaska from the Pacific, Weber told OurAmazingPlanet.

The Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) moves warm, salty water northward, while cool, fresh water is transported southward.

(With freezing temperatures in Jacksonville Florida will mangroves «flee» southward contradicting a previous bogus publication that global warming was moving mangroves northward?)

This hot air moves northward and southward of the equator, almost continuously in the form of reliable winds called the Trade Winds.

From about 1999 to 2003, the outbreak was primarily confined to Canada's Vancouver Island, but during 2004 to 2009, instances of the disease spread to the mainland coast of British Columbia, and then southward to coastal Washington and Oregon — all locations with a relatively similar climate of wet, mild winters... If global warming were to blame, the disease ought to be moving northward into regions where it would have otherwise been too cold in years past.

This southward moving snowline at winter is impossible in global warming theory scenarios.