Sentences with phrase «much cooler temps»

I tend to bake in the early morning hours, or after the sun sets at night — much cooler temps;).

Not exact matches

Make sure to let your caramel cool to at least room temp before making the frosting, otherwise no matter how much sugar you add it won't set up (I cheated an stuck mine in the fridge to cool faster).

but it is so much more gratifying when you've been frolicking in the cool temps and need something warm, filling, and cheesy!This soup has deep and smoky flavors that taste complex but are achieved with just a handful of simple ingredients.

Once you mix it with the cold gelatin mixture, it cools it down to pretty much warm room temp (if you put your finger in it, it would not burn you).

i can not wait for the cool temps but unfortunately, fall does not really hit texas until the end of october and as much as i would like to provide you with fall outfit inspo i just can not picture myself draping a scarf around my neck or let alone wear a jacket in this heat.

So much rain and cooler temps.

coming from California also, I found the temp of 65, when it's cloudy and damp to feel much cooler than 65 does in my hometown.

I love this season so much and I can also tell that Oliver is happier with the cooler temps too!

We'll be much stronger in about a month or so with cooler temps, though.

The cool down has been much appreciated, though we are supposed to climb back into 90 - degree temps this weekend!

White jeans were my signature wear for summer (actually pretty much year round haha) + this coat is the perfect size + style for cooler temps in LA without a snowstorm haha (no parka needed here:p)

I'm not much of an accessories girl but my Lilly Pulitzer Murfee scarf has been coming in handy when the temps get breezy or if it gets cool at the office or in my case last weekend — a museum.

: / I love fall so much and we've had just a few days of cooler temps.

The temps since our first visit was much cooler and the horizontal gas - lit fireplace is very welcoming.

As much as I love summer I'm looking forward to slightly cooler temps where you can easily transition your wardrobe.

In other words the exhaust pressure greatly exceeds the cooling system pressure.When the cooling system is full of hot gas which has a much lower heat capacity than water the moving bubbles make the temp guage move wildly.

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Sun is much stronger on the water than on land, even when temps are cooler.

And how much apparent cooling could that cause if we're measuring just air temps?)

Sure, but the requirements are much less if you use the much cooler temperature of the deep MOC currents, and not just the «below 750 m» temps.

Or it could be that the leveling of 21st century temps is because the sun is a much bigger player than the modelers assume, in which case the imminent danger is cooling, not warming, but these cowards refuse to even consider the possibility.

It should also be pointed out that the sea temp along the GBR varies quite a bit from its most northerly point to its most southerly, and in general is much cooler than reefs further into the tropics along Indonesia and PNG with almost identical species of coral and marine organisms.

I'm on about: to point and prove to people with common sense that: CO2 doesn't make any greenhouse effect — it's all 100 % con / doesn't prevent cooling — O&N are regulating the temp — there is much more of oxygen & nitrogen in the troposphere and always will be!!!

> that makes the» next molecule» colder by many degrees, than are the other surface molecules - > its temp becomes closer to 4C (SHRINKS) and becomes much heavier than the other surface molecules that the molecule next to them didn't evaporate - > because becoming heavier - > sinks deep down ==== because was on the surface, had oxygen attached to it — that's how the Springer's «cool skin layer» is actually SINKING and delivering oxygen deep down to the critters that need it.

Stefanthedeiner STD > I'm on about: to point and prove to people with common sense that: CO2 doesn't make any greenhouse effect — it's all 100 % con / doesn't prevent cooling — O&N are regulating the temp — there is much more of oxygen & nitrogen in the troposphere and always will be!!!

Per the empirical history since 1850 and the recent global cooling, the 2100AD temp is much more likely to reflect the established +0.47 °C per century trend... one thinks.

on the other hand, CO2 intercepts small amount of sunlight high up, where cooling is much more efficient — as a result small amount LESS of the sunlight comes to the ground = same as the H2O cloud effect - > brings day / night's temp closer = less extreme.

So don't they contradict the statement that the past was so much cooler and it was just stupid temp station operators that made it seem warmer.

I have also read, though it will probably be open to much conjecture, that there has been a slowing in CO2 level increases, a cooler ocean temp emerging and a slowing trend to sea level rises since 2006.

The cooling temps mean you'll be spending much more time indoors — in particular, at home.